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by nyc111 8y ago
I was curious about this. Does this mean the whole surface was covered by water (no land above water level)? Then water froze?
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Why should physicists study history?(physicstoday.scitation.org)
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by nyc111 8y ago
Requires membership to read.
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by nyc111 8y ago
Does this mean that this area was a sea (or a lake) in the Cambrian where these creatures lived?
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Superinsulators to become scientists’ quark playgrounds(anl.gov)
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by nyc111 8y ago
The author quotes Niels Bohr who says "you are not thinking you are merely being logical." sounds like a nice saying, but what is really the difference between being logical and thinking? What does Bohr do when he thinks? (I was j
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Ultraprecise atomic clocks put Einstein’s special relativity to the test(sciencenews.org)
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How Heavy Is a Neutrino?(symmetrymagazine.org)
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How Much of the Unobservable Universe Will We Someday Be Able to See?(forbes.com)
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Tuning quantum vacuum forces from attractive to repulsive(phys.org)
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All Things Neutrino(neutrinos.fnal.gov)
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462.
by nyc111 8y ago
I found it. J.Bell. Speakable and unspeakable... p.216
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BBC BASIC: The people's language (2006)(alphr.com)
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by nyc111 8y ago
Thanks for the reference to John Bell. I wonder where he said that.
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by nyc111 8y ago
Can the battery last for 20 years?
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GPS tracks eagle for 20 years(boredpanda.com)
3 points by nyc111 8y ago|2 comments
467.
by nyc111 8y ago
I guess the same applies to all repetitions. I thought reading repetitively was different.
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by nyc111 8y ago
> “Do you think,” the professor was saying, “that you could spend two hours reading the same passage, the same sentence, even the same word? Do you think you might find it tedious or boring?” This sentence remained with me for two days.
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Feynman’s Lost Lecture [pdf](calteches.library.caltech.edu)
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What's at the Edge of the Universe?(gizmodo.com)
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Constructed Worlds (2017)(newyorker.com)
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The Math That Takes Newton into the Quantum World(m.nautil.us)
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by nyc111 8y ago
I don't know how that happened but now it won't let me update the URL now.
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Heat Your House with a Water Brake Windmill(lowtechmagazine.com)
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Ten Words that mean something different to physicists(symmetrymagazine.org)
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Beyond Einstein: Physicists find surprising connections in the cosmos(discovery.princeton.edu)
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by nyc111 8y ago
I was wondering if these were bred by farmers from regular cows without fur?
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Highland Cattle of Faroe Islands(gabrielnivera.com)
2 points by nyc111 8y ago|1 comments
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Another Stab at Category Theory: Starting with Monoids (2018)(goodmath.org)
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The Legend of the QWERTY Keyboard(smithsonianmag.com)
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