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Why Heavier Things Don’t Fall Faster. That’s it. A no-BS answer to that perennial physics question. |
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How Physics Helped Figure Out DNA — “Assume the double-helix is a sphere…” |
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How Science Could Destroy The World — Reasons why science is an even bigger threat than Willem Dafoe |
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The Quantum Limit of Human Senses — How sensitive are human senses? Can they sense down to the quantum level? The answer may surprise you! |
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Neutrinos — The universe playing hard to get. Neutrinos pass right through normal matter without even noticing. In fact, neutrinos are passing right through you, right now, as you read this. Trillions of them! Learn more about these aloof little buggers… |
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The Strangest Attempts Ever at Communicating With Aliens — You’ve probably heard about some of our attempts to send messages to extraterrestrial life, such as the Pioneer Plaque or the Arecibo Message. But there were other attempts… weird attempts… including one attempt that is the single weirdest thing I’ve written about in this entire website. |
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The Weirdest Scientific Papers Ever Published — As we research all the coolest topics ever collected in one place, we invariably get to read the strangest publications ever found in academic journals. Here, we start a collection of them. |
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I’ve Got A Theory — a mega-article profiling the most ambitious scientists in the world.We profile the handful of prominent scientists in the world who dare create a Grand Theory of Everything. Is Quantum Physics responsible for Evolution? Is Godel’s Theorem behind human consciousness? Eh, probably not. Let’s take these guys down a peg. |
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I’ve Got a Theory and I’m Crazy — ambitious? Yes. Scientists? You decide.Speaking of taking people down a peg, check out our other mega-article on our favorite crackpot science websites. We make a halfhearted attempt to critique their science, but mainly just make fun of their poorly-designed websites. |
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