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This will be the first of many. nsf.gov/news/new-dwarf-plane…
New dwarf planet candidate discovered by NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory

New dwarf planet candidate discovered by NSF–DOE Rubin Observatory

NSF–DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory has found a large object that scientists have identified as a possible dwarf planet. A preliminary data analysis shows that the object is orbiting in the outer…

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Numberphile@numberphileOct 26
NEW Squaring the Triangle youtu.be/EgnAN0ZUl08
Squaring the Triangle - Numberphile

Squaring the Triangle - Numberphile

The inimitable James Grime is back showing us how to convert an equ...

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The numbers in our lives.
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Math. 31415926535897932384626433833462648323979853562951413. Source: Prime Curios, t5k.org/curios/page.php?numb…
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Math is beautiful ✍️
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Newton's laws allow objects to accelerate forever without consuming energy In fact, two masses can orbit, collide, or accelerate together indefinitely The reason we don't talk about this is much the same reason we can't travel faster than light 🧵 1/9
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Robert Oppenheimer in front of the physics building at the Weizmann Institute looking at the bust of Niels Bohr.
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Jeffrey Goldstone (1933-2026) physics.mit.edu/news/jeffrey…
Jeffrey Goldstone, pioneering theoretical physicist and MIT professor emeritus, dies at 93

Jeffrey Goldstone, pioneering theoretical physicist and MIT professor emeritus, dies at 93

The Physics Department is very sorry to report that our colleague Jeffrey Goldstone, Cecil and Ida Green Professor Emeritus of Physics, died on October 12 at the age of 93. Jeffrey began his career...

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Ordinary, stable atoms can only exist in a Universe with 3 space dimensions The argument is very straightforward: Stability in atoms is a balance between kinetic energy and potential energy of the electrons 🧵 1/6
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The 2026 Nobel Prize is the third prize for neutrino astrophysics, not the first. A visionary engineering achievement by a distinguished physicist and his team. With great potential. But...
I Love Neutrinos...But

I Love Neutrinos...But

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Sci populists can’t hide the ball for 5 minutes. What is the “benefit to humankind” of FTL alien telephones, superdeterminism and carrying water for bullshit artists like Eric Weinstein. Shitting on productive physicists for the titillation of contrarians is the game here.
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IceCube, high-energy neutrinos, and Francis Halzen win 2026’s Physics Nobel A deep dive on the history and development of high-energy neutrino astrophysics. Francis Halzen thoroughly deserves to be the first solo physics Nobel Laureate since 1992! bigthink.com/starts-with-a-b…
IceCube, high-energy neutrinos, and Francis Halzen win 2026's Physics Nobel

IceCube, high-energy neutrinos, and Francis Halzen win 2026's Physics Nobel

Back in 1988, Francis Halzen had what he called a "cute idea." His vision grew into the IceCube observatory, and earns the 2026 Nobel Prize.

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The man who just won the Nobel Prize for IceCube told me the truth: by every objective measure, physics is a miserable career. The only reason to do it is obsession. Francis Halzen on the insecurity he carried for decades, why imagination can beat intelligence, and the Nobel logbook that made Barry Barish feel like an impostor next to Einstein. Full episode with @nobelprize winner Francis Halzen: youtu.be/cun1zuEQTVU
Nobel Prize Winner Francis Halzen: They Said It Would Never Work

Nobel Prize Winner Francis Halzen: They Said It Would Never Work

The physicist who turned a cubic kilometer of Antarctic ice into a ...

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Ioannis Tsiokos, a software developer from Athens, credits his discovery of the first 3D “einstein” to GPT-6 Astra: “The 3D Einstein was found by Astra, not me. I have only understood the intuitive geometric argument of the proof, not the mathematics of it.” Read more on Transformation: quantamagazine.org/updates/t…
Transformation | Quanta Magazine

Transformation | Quanta Magazine

A weekly dispatch exploring the latest news in math and AI…

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Young Gerard storming high energy physics John Iliopoulos arxiv.org/abs/2609.20695
Young Gerard storming high energy physics

Young Gerard storming high energy physics

On the occasion of Gerard 't Hooft's 80th birthday, I present my personal recollections of a scientific meeting held in the Orsay Campus of the University of Paris in January 1972. In this meeting...

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Humor que solo los ingenieros pillamos
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The Navier-Stokes equations are among the most important — and most challenging — equations in physics. So, what makes them so difficult? And how could a new OpenAI proof finally resolve the problem? Watch our new video: youtube.com/watch?v=PsWR1rQE…
Why Navier-Stokes Pushes Math and Physics to the Edge

Why Navier-Stokes Pushes Math and Physics to the Edge

The Navier-Stokes equations are among the most important — and most...

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Numberphile@numberphileSep 18
NEW VIDEO on the Navier-Stokes solution Never seen so many half-cocked comments by people who have not actually watched the video... But feel free to go join them! youtu.be/3geDF-DAwpg
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AI Explained.
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