Elementary particles teddy bears.
Are you here for last month’s news? for art? for procrastination?
A visible black hole, lost-and-found matter, baby planets.
Get nostalgic for the future with the Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s collection of travel posters for the skies.
Remember when cosmonaut Yelena Serova was asked how she would look after her hair in space? Or when astronaut Sally Ride was asked ‘do you weep when things go wrong on the job?’
Can you believe that I had to write two posts in order to cover everything in April? (Plus four smaller ones; plus thoughts and links.)
So many things happened during this bombshell month that I don’t know where to start. Black hole photos, fast radio bursts, antineutrinos, gravity, clocks, orbits…
Do neutrinos and antineutrinos behave in exactly the same way? Enter T2K.
Talking about women overlooked for the prestigious prize.
Everyone who has been thinking about extraterrestrials for five minutes straight without involving fantasies of abduction has certainly wondered “why don’t we see any signs of them?” Estimations say that it’d be within reason to expect thousands of civilizations in…