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Articles related to "Weak Force"
Beta Decay and the Weak Force In order for physicists to understand the reasons for beta decay, a new nuclear force had to be developed - a task accomplished by Enrico Fermi in 1934. radioactive decay • what is radioactive decay • what is radioactivity • how does an atom decay • beta decay
Steven Weinberg - Unifying the Forces Steven Weinberg shared the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1979 by demonstrating a unification of the weak and electromagnetic forces between elementary particles. weak force • atom • nobel • physicist • weinberg
The Big and the Small - Part 1 At different scales, different forces have a predominate influence over matter. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
Bosons Bosons, along with fermions and leptons complete the 'zoo' of elementary particles. bosons • boson • mediation of forces • fundamental forces • gauge bosons
The Big and the Small - Part 2 Last week we looked at how the four fundamental forces influence matter on the atomic and microscopic scales, this week we look at the macroscopic and cosmic scales. 4 forces • four forces • gravity • weak force • strong force
Difference Equations and Modern Physics Whereas in much of physics scientists tend to rely on differential equations to describe phenomena, certain physical theories find success by denying continuity. big bang theory • differential calculus • difference equations • loop quantum gravity • standard model of physics
Fundamental Particles What are the smallest constituents or basic building blocks of all matter? fundamental • particles • web sites • science • constituents
Newton's Law of Gravitation Newton's law of gravitation is one of the most powerful ideas in physics, explaining much of the behaviour of the physical world. newton's law of gravitation • newton's law of universal gravitation • physics • gravity • newton law of gravity
The Four Forces of Nature The four known natural forces are, from strongest to weakest: strong nuclear, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and gravity. Without forces structure could not exist. four forces of nature • natural force carriers • hypothetical bosons • four natural forces • electricity and magnetism
The Parallel Universe Having rejected the idea for years, some scientists are now saying "yes" to the theory of infinite parallel worlds. parallel universe theory • parallel universe • parallel universes • multiverse theory • many worlds theory
Sticky Feet In order to walk across the ceiling, you got to have "sticky feet". gecko • gekko • sticky feet • lizard • nature
Trap at Stalingrad When the battle of Stalingrad began at the end of August 1942, the Red Army was nearing defeat. Brilliant Soviet street fighting tactics, daring operational thinking and serious German errors combined to reverse Soviet fortune. By the end of November the Soviets had trapped the powerful German 6th Army inside Stalingrad - it was more than they expected. german • army • stalin • hitler • stalingrad
Alien call I. First contact will probably - if it ever takes place - not be face to face, instead, a distant call may be radioed purposefully or not. Neither will it be a true dialogue unless some fundamental physics breakthrough emerges. For decades now, many people are scanning the dial looking for signals. You may help too. alien • aliens • alien call • alien transmission • frank drake
Nature's magnifying glass Predicted by General Relativity, gravitational lenses catapulted Einsteins's reputation as much as they are handy tools today to tackle one of Cosmology thorniest issues, the discovery and census of dark matter. einstein • general relativity • black hole • astronomy • astrophyisics |
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