Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) televisions may be more than on their way to chill with the dodo bird in the land of extinction, but that doesn’t mean the DIY sect amongst us can’t enjoy its reto goodness anyway. More »
Fermilab believed they hit the motherlode this past April after findings from the Tevatron particle accelerator suggested a new subatomic particle was out there. A second, independent group has analysed that same data and claim there is no new particle. More »
Did scientists running the massive Large Hadron Collider finally discover what Einstein eloquently hypothesised was the “mind of God” for the last 30 years of his life? Possibly, yes, if a memo leaked this week turns out to be legitimate. More »
Researchers at Fermilab, who run the Tevatron particle accelerator, say they’ve discovered a new particle “anomaly”, leading people to think they may have uncovered a new elementary particle or new force of nature. But those working on the project are playing it safe, merely stating that the data is interesting. More »
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As BP continues to come up with schemes to slow the Gulf oil spill, new research by NPR suggests that the leak could be far worse than previously thought. More »
Tune your tellybox over to this channel now, to view the moment we all get swept into a black hole. Or at the very least, the moment your manager’s ears start steaming with smoke over your laziness. [CERN]
