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Which Theory is Better?
The Strong Interaction as it is conceived by Comay’s model and by QCD is fundamentally different. Comay’s model is based on the Regular Charge Monopole Theory and describes every nucleon as having a m… more →
What's inside the Proton?
TSUNG DAO LEE (b.1926) CHEN NING YANG (b.1922)
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wrote 1 month ago: 1956 – USA ‘Parity is not conserved in weak interactions between elementary particles … more →
60 second science: Quarks and gluons with Professor Graham Ross
wrote 3 months ago: One of the UK’s best kept physics secrets, Graham Ross laid out the pathway to the discovery of the … more →
mind blower
wrote 3 months ago: Look for more installments of this one! … more →
Quarks and gluons
wrote 3 months ago: A powerhouse of theoretical physics, and one of the UK’s unsung heroes of science, Graham Ross laid … more →
If Sean McDowell explains the fine-tuning argument, anyone can understand it
wrote 3 months ago: Combination Lock Sean McDowell wrote a blog post that has a very simple illustration to show what th … more →
The 4 fundamental forces of physics
wrote 6 months ago: Until the 19th century, it was believed that there was only two force that defined the mechanism beh … more →
Physicist Michael Strauss discusses Christianity and science at Stanford University
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wrote 7 months ago: This is one of my favorite lectures, by one of the people I admire the most for his scientific work … more →
Particles, Field Theory, and the Higgs Boson
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wrote 10 months ago: The buzz around the discovery of the Higgs boson last week induced Erin to challenge me to explain w … more →
Why the Higgs Boson is not Dark Matter
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wrote 10 months ago: The Higgs boson is considered a necessary part of the Standard Model of particle physics. In the Sta … more →
Stop the Hate
wrote 1 year ago: Thank you to Ethicsdaily and to the Knoxville News-Sentinel for sharing the love I tried to write ab … more →
The Four Fundamental Forces of Physics
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wrote 1 year ago: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_interaction http://www.the-electric-universe.info/welcome.h … more →
Physicist Michael Strauss discusses Christianity and science at Stanford university
wrote 1 year ago: This is one of my favorite lectures, by one of the people I admire the most for his scientific work … more →
Water knows no borders
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wrote 1 year ago: Water flows and it will always find a way to move forward. Sometimes it flows over or around, someti … more →
IBN Live :: Festive revelry: Not safe for women?
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wrote 1 year ago: IBN Live BANGALORE: New year celebrations soaked in festive spirit are witnessed in every major city … more →
Hypothesis: The Mechanics of the Dimensions in Relation to Time.
wrote 1 year ago: 7579 page views from Google Knol as of 04/29/2012 When time is gone and we are done living and compl … more →
Does the progress of science lead to theism or atheism?
wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Walter L. Bradley Dr. Walter L. Bradley (C.V. here) is the Distinguished Professor of Engineerin … more →
Answering some silly objections to the fine-tuning argument
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wrote 1 year ago: Review: In case you need a refresher on the cosmological and fine-tuning arguments, as presented by … more →
Physicist Michael Strauss discusses Christianity and science at Stanford university
wrote 1 year ago: This is one of my favorite lectures, by one of the people I admire the most for his scientific work … more →
Science and Logos: In the beginning was the Word
wrote 1 year ago: by Quirino Sugon Jr. A. Science and words Science is rooted in the Latin word scientia meaning … more →
