Read article: Crash test dummies fly off e-scooters, space-telescope pumpkins for Halloween
Crash test dummies fly off e-scooters, space-telescope pumpkins for Halloween
Excerpts from the Red Folder
Read article: Crash test dummies fly off e-scooters, space-telescope pumpkins for Halloween
Read article: Breaking boundaries: how the nuclear physicist Joseph Rotblat won the Nobel Peace Prize
Breaking boundaries: how the nuclear physicist Joseph Rotblat won the Nobel Peace Prize
Michael Banks examines the life of the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Joseph Rotblat
Read article: Physicists collide over the merits of particle theory, preprint server offers stylish merchandise
Physicists collide over the merits of particle theory, preprint server offers stylish merchandise
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Read article: Breaking boundaries: how erstwhile physics teacher Alexandr Solzhenitsyn won the Nobel Prize for Literature
Breaking boundaries: how erstwhile physics teacher Alexandr Solzhenitsyn won the Nobel Prize for Literature
Hamish Johnston looks at the small but important role physics played in the life of the Russian author and dissident
Read article: Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope spot DART’s asteroid hit
Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope spot DART’s asteroid hit
Astronomers have used the images to estimate that the brightness of Dimorphos increased three times after impact
Read article: Breaking boundaries: how physicists won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine
Breaking boundaries: how physicists won the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine
Tami Freeman examines two medical imaging breakthroughs that led to physicists winning the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine
Read article: Breaking boundaries: how the physicist Ernest Rutherford won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Breaking boundaries: how the physicist Ernest Rutherford won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry
Matin Durrani explores why the great New Zealand physicist was made a chemistry Nobel laureate
Read article: Cars with robotic eyes could make pedestrians safer, take a virtual hike on Mars
Cars with robotic eyes could make pedestrians safer, take a virtual hike on Mars
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Read article: Blown Away: how to turn molten glass into science art
Blown Away: how to turn molten glass into science art
Sarah Tesh highlights the crossover between art and science in season 3 of Netflix’s Blown Away
Read article: The 2022 Physics World China Briefing is now out
The 2022 Physics World China Briefing is now out
Discover how China plans to transition from one of the world’s biggest greenhouse gas emitters to a “net zero” carbon society by 2060 in this year's free-to-read Physics World China Briefing...
