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- Whats inside a quark? | Questions | Naked Scientists
If you could break open a quark, what would you find inside?
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- Finding the God Equation | Podcasts | Naked Scientists
What is the symmetry? Four dimensional rotations in Lorentz space Now let's take a look at the quark model The quark model, which is a model for the inside of the proton, has three quirks If you rotate three quark among themselves, the equations remain the same It's symmetrical under something called SU (3)
- Tetraquarks: new configurations of subatomic particles discovered
Researchers using the Large Hadron Collider at CERN say they’ve recently discovered a new exotic form of subatomic particles called tetraquarks They exist for just fractions of a second, so they’re hard to spot and study But, luckily, University of Cambridge physicist Harry Cliff, is working on the experiment that discovered them, as he described to Chris Smith
- How do atoms make colours? | Questions | Naked Scientists
The biggest effect is actually what colour something absorbs Different colours of light have different energies The bluer the light, and light comes in blobs called photons, the more energy the photon has The electrons inside atoms can only have certain energies so they have what are called energy levels Maybe they can absorb a certain amount of energy or twice that amount
- Why do doctors remove air from syringes? | Science Questions
When you are given an injection why is the doctor or nurse very careful to make sure there is no air in the barrel of the syringe? Because when you cut yourself it doesn’t matter, there’s air all around the wound
- Seeing Red | Science Features - The Naked Scientists
A tiny string vibrating in a different pattern would have the requisite properties to identify it as a quark, a neutrino, or any other kind of particle Thus String Theory claims that the vibrating string is an electron because it has all the properties of an electron
- The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) | Science Features
The nucleus itself is made up of smaller particles, protons and neutrons, which in turn are made up of the 1st generation quarks - the up quark and the down quark The electron-neutrino is a neutral and almost massless particle that is spat out of nuclei during beta decay
- Why is my ear hair growing faster as I age? | Science Questions
So I'm getting older and for example my eyesight is deteriorating which I find understandable But why do other parts of the body speed up? Why are my ears growing hair like never before?
- Survival in a Sealed Car | Podcasts - The Naked Scientists
How long would you survive sealed in a compact car? Is there enough oxygen to survive your journey, or should you just open a window to avoid suffocating on your own expelled gas?
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