Everyday science Blog Surf’s up: Physics World admires the famous Severn bore Wave carried surfers by as we stood on a rainy riverbank Read article: Surf’s up: Physics World admires the famous Severn bore
Everyday science Blog Seismic signal that pointed to alien technology was actually a passing truck Mysterious samples from the ocean floor are not associated with 2014 meteor, study suggests Read article: Seismic signal that pointed to alien technology was actually a passing truck
Everyday science Blog Mystery of why inkjet-printed paper curls finally solved Physicists in Austria reveal that solvents in the ink are behind the effect Read article: Mystery of why inkjet-printed paper curls finally solved
Everyday science Blog Physics sing-along is coming to Minneapolis, tiny fish creates very loud sounds Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Physics sing-along is coming to Minneapolis, tiny fish creates very loud sounds
Everyday science Blog Live on ‘Mars’ for a year, Disney star’s space adventure, lunar dust computer model Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Live on ‘Mars’ for a year, Disney star’s space adventure, lunar dust computer model
Everyday science Research update Researchers solve mystery of why flying insects gather at artificial light Tracking insects’ flight under a range of light conditions reveals that artificial lights confuse insects as to which way is up Read article: Researchers solve mystery of why flying insects gather at artificial light
Everyday science Blog Fermilab’s guest composer is inspired by neutrinos, poetry and physics collide at the LHC Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Fermilab’s guest composer is inspired by neutrinos, poetry and physics collide at the LHC
Everyday science Blog Wet scalp could protect you from lightning, structural colour makes blueberries blue Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Wet scalp could protect you from lightning, structural colour makes blueberries blue
Everyday science Blog ZARM celebrates dropping its 10,000th experiment, MadRad fools self-driving cars Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: ZARM celebrates dropping its 10,000th experiment, MadRad fools self-driving cars
Everyday science Blog Lace-up your 3D printed shoes and run faster, reducing noise from passenger aircraft Excerpts from the Red Folder Read article: Lace-up your 3D printed shoes and run faster, reducing noise from passenger aircraft