Turning science to movie magic
Emilie Lorditch talks to physicists who advise filmmakers about the science in their movies
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Emilie Lorditch talks to physicists who advise filmmakers about the science in their movies
Read article: Turning science to movie magic
Range of gravitational field cannot be shorter than 18 trillion kilometres
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Sequestering carbon by expanding Europe’s forests is incompatible with the region’s current levels of meat production
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Strong connections to the research community has established Menlo Systems as a pioneer in optical frequency comb technology
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Moviemakers and scientists can learn from each other, says director and VFX pioneer Douglas Trumbull
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Study find that concentrations of nickel and vanadium have decreased, but some metals remain stubbornly hard to remove
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Biomimetic adhesion could help recover fragile archaeological specimens
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Irradiating gadolinium-loaded nanoparticles with monochromatic X-rays could provide a new type of radiation therapy
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Study finds that under extreme-warming conditions increased nitrogen in the soil can aid plant-shoot growth
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Physics is vital for creating realistic and eye-catching movie visual effects, explains Michael Brooks
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