Apollo 11 user’s manual for sale, the physics of parking your car
Excerpts from the Red Folder
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A stroll around the ESTRO show floor
The trade show at ESTRO 38 in Milan showcased the latest radiotherapy and oncology innovations
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Historic first black-hole image graces cover of May 2019 issue of Physics World magazine
Imaging black holes, learning from the arts, weighing water from space and more
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Final score from the 2019 ‘World Cup of Physics’
An international tournament tested the physics prowess of 19 undergraduate student teams from 16 different countries. And the winner is…
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This is how CERN’s Large Hadron Collider looks during the 2019 shutdown
Matin Durrani gets a sneak look round the world's biggest physics experiment as it begins a high-luminosity upgrade
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Physics of rowing, LEGO black-hole telescopes, happy birthday Max Planck
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Simulating life on Mars in China, the physics of the latest Stars Wars film
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Are there more interstellar visitors like ‘Oumuamua out there?
NASA asteroid surveys have spotted about 90% of the “dinosaur killers” near Earth
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The only palpable evidence of physics beyond the Standard Model
A great day for neutrinos in Denver
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Smart sensors and novel nanomaterials draw crowds in Berlin
Materials that pack 40% more energy into batteries and a smart watch that monitors blood glucose were among the highlights at last week’s IDTechEx Show
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