Blogs about: Fermilab
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See CERN History
This is a quick note to draw your attention to a small retrospective program that CERN has put together – “From the Proton Synchroton to the Large Hadron Collider – 50 Years of Nobel Memor… more →
Life as a Physicist
Life and how to live it... part X
newq wrote 4 days ago: Oh it has been way too long but I had to wait for something unexciting to happen! Let’s start … more →
Large Hadron Collider Switches Back On - Earth Survives!
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mattusmaximus wrote 2 weeks ago: Hooray! The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Europe has switched back on after being offline for a y … more →
Who's afraid of the Superconducting Super Collider?
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Lizzie wrote 1 month ago: The site of the abandoned Superconducting Super Collider. The Superconducting Super Collider is rare … more →
The God particle! Or is it?
mariecarolineschulte wrote 1 month ago: The search for the elusive Higgs-boson is the driving force between the fierce, but allegedly friend … more →
The Battleship in the Soudan Mine: MINOS Part II
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Nick wrote 1 month ago: The MINOS Far Detector, buried 2,341 feet beneath the earth in the Soudan Mine in northern Minnesota … more →
Neutrinos and the Intensity Frontier: Fermilab Part II (& MINOS Part I)
Lizzie wrote 2 months ago: The enormous hole in the MINOS building that leads down to the NuMI neutrino beamline and MINOS In a … more →
Bike Ride - Warrenville to Fermilab
geognerd wrote 2 months ago: This weekend’s bike ride consisted of a round-trip between Warrenville and Fermilab. Last nig … more →
Three Reasons Why the Large Hadron Collider Will NOT Destroy the Earth
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mattusmaximus wrote 2 months ago: One of the things I did at Dragon*Con a couple of weeks ago was to give a talk on the physics of the … more →
Space-Time Asymmetry
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pluribusone wrote 3 months ago: Is our universe symmetrical? Definitely not—sort of. Beginning in 1964, experiments conducted at lea … more →
Buffalo in the 'Burbs
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Ian Everett wrote 3 months ago: Buffalo at Fermilabs in Batavia Buffalo conjure up images of Big Sky country, frontiers and Western … more →
Better hurry, LHC... Tevatron is catching up!
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cjoneski wrote 3 months ago: What’s almost as hot as the LHC? Fermilab’s particle accelerator, the not-quite-so world … more →
Blog Motivation No:1
Kuday wrote 4 months ago: Buffalos at Fermilab I was blogging for almost a year about music, webdesign and physics but i decid … more →
Fizzle!
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gordonwatts wrote 4 months ago: The biggest, most expensive physics machine in the world is riddled with thousands of bad electrical … more →
What my tshirt will say!
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savanvleck wrote 5 months ago: During my latest visit with Master’s Daughter, we were talking about stuff and I mentioned Am … more →
American Toad Dossier
natureinquiries wrote 5 months ago: by Carl Strang It has been a while since I have shared one of my dossiers. The idea, which I began i … more →
Conversation with an Anti-LHC Lunatic
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mattusmaximus wrote 6 months ago: As a quick follow up to a recent post – LHC Lunacy & Doomsday Scenarios – I wanted t … more →
The Daily Show's hilarious John Oliver at CERN
zeroentropy wrote 6 months ago: I missed this when it first aired, but now that CERN is about to crank up the Large Hadron Collider … more →
Get Well, Stephen Hawking
The Mayor of Galt's Gulch wrote 7 months ago: Physics is a subject that I am very interested in but have not posted about yet. While my lengthy i … more →
Where the Wild Things Are/Camera Obscura/New subatomic particle discovered
stevecrossrock wrote 8 months ago: Click image to see bigger version This has been popping up in a few places around the interwebs for … more →
