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Fun Science: Why's platinum so special?

Vironevaeh wrote 3 weeks ago: In science, we tend only to learn about a small subset of the elements that populate our world. This … more →

Tags: Science, Science, Fun Science, explanation, catalysis, Hydrogen, platinum, catalytic converter, Jewelry

Accuracy and Uncertainty4 comments

protonsforbreakfast wrote 1 month ago: A target-based visual metaphor for accuracy and precision. Accuracy is about ‘arrows’ be … more →

Tags: Personal, accuracy, Precision, uncertainty

The Date of Easter5 comments

protonsforbreakfast wrote 1 month ago: The Date of Easter for years from 2000 to 2050. The vertical axis shows a ranking where positive num … more →

Tags: Protons for Breakfast, date of Easter

Musical Inclusion: Ballads for the Age of Science1 comment

protonsforbreakfast wrote 2 months ago: Album covers from the series ‘Ballads for the Age of Science’ Last week I wrote about ho … more →

Tags: Personal, Protons for Breakfast, Reviews, Media Reviews

Dancing Raisins

krekker wrote 3 months ago: …. otherwise known as “The Great Gas Experiment” took place at our kitchen table t … more →

Tags: Science, Homeschool, carbonation, Gas, states of matter, elementary science

Summer Science: 155 days to go!1 comment

protonsforbreakfast wrote 3 months ago: My work has been selected for the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition! Just before Chris … more →

Tags: Personal, Protons for Breakfast, Si, Royal Society, Summer Science, Measuring Standards

Critical Opalescence

protonsforbreakfast wrote 4 months ago: Critical Opalesence observed in a binary liquid system. What is happening? And what is the relevance … more →

Tags: Personal, Protons for Breakfast, Cosmology, Critical Opalescence, Early universe, Fluctuations

Amazing Dice: Rediscovering surprise34 comments

protonsforbreakfast wrote 4 months ago: They look like ordinary dice, but they are not. In competition Red will systematically beat Green, G … more →

Tags: Personal, Grime Dice, maths, non-transitive dice

Watching pots boil5 comments

protonsforbreakfast wrote 5 months ago: My previous article about kettles left me wondering: Can gas hobs really waste more than half of the … more →

Tags: climate change, Electricity generation, Personal, Protons for Breakfast, Kettles

Which kettle to choose: Gas or Electric?3 comments

protonsforbreakfast wrote 5 months ago: Which kettle is more energy efficient? Boiling water is an essential pre-requisite for the preparati … more →

Tags: climate change, Electricity generation, Environment, Protons for Breakfast, Kettle Efficiency

Liquid Cryogenics

krekker wrote 5 months ago: Now that the insects and bugs have all but disappeared from the backyard, the boys haven’t bee … more →

Tags: Science, Homeschool, Elementary School, Freezing, water, Oil

The Higgs Field is Like Flooding (and why I probably won't be back in Somerset today)3 comments

Allallt wrote 6 months ago: Be ready for some bad science The Higgs boson is that mysterious particle that the CERN built a supe … more →

Tags: Personal, Science, Science, Large-Hadron-Collider, Quantum particles, Higgs boson, higgs field, somerset, flooding

Attraction

zoyebshazam wrote 6 months ago: Attraction? Why does it occur? What happens when we are attracted to someone? Often we say that we a … more →

Tags: contest, Elements @ Sir Padampat Singhania University, Udaipur, Partners, Writes, attracted, bells, Body Language, charm, communicated

The Safety of Liquid Nitrogen Cocktails

protonsforbreakfast wrote 6 months ago: Cocktails cooled with liquid nitrogen. Picture from Canadian Content I was horrified to hear of the … more →

Tags: Personal, Protons for Breakfast, liquid nitrogen, Safety, Science Communication

Attraction8 comments

anishanahar wrote 7 months ago: Attraction? Attraction Why does it occur? What happens when we are attracted to someone? Often we sa … more →

Tags: Write Up, Love, Innocence, Passion, charm, Smile, Vibes, attracted, soul mate

...To Truly Shine

alghaumon wrote 7 months ago: I’ve run on empty way too long imagined’s great but, work makes strong a future’s … more →

Tags: Poetry, Life, Business, Politics, Om, getting a grip, an old prescription, Elective

Teacher Training

protonsforbreakfast wrote 7 months ago: Teachers in Leicester gathered for a ‘Stimulating Physics’ session. This Saturday mornin … more →

Tags: Personal, Protons for Breakfast, GCSE standards, Teacher training, institute of physics

Not For Goodness' Sake

alghaumon wrote 8 months ago: Hi folk, have YOU noticed how …’INTERESTING the WordPress. anything “log-in” … more →

Tags: Poetry, Business, another's inspiration, Your Call, it falls without the base

If Global Warming is happening, when will I be able to notice?1 comment

protonsforbreakfast wrote 8 months ago: Probability of June, July and August average temperature anomalies in Moscow, Russia since 1950. Thi … more →

Tags: climate change, Personal, Protons for Breakfast, The Future, extreme events, James Hansen, Drought


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