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Okay, gang, guess what were gonna talk about today . Begin with m, end with agnetism. Try that. Magnetism. Magnetism. See these paperclips . Yeah. I take the paperclips and i dump them out on the book. How come theyre on the book and not on the ceiling . Gravity. Gravity. The gravitational interaction between these paperclips and every molecule in the whole world pulling which way . Okay, down, right . Theres this earth and these mountains and everything, all pulled down, down, down, down. How a...

The worlds oceans are linked by currents crisscrossing the globe. One that flows up the Pacific Coast of south america is called the peruvian open boat current get venturous german naturalist went out to look in 180 to answer tickets temperature. He was surprised to find it cooler than the more serve round it. Before he died it was given his name but he responded modestly. Over fishing boys from chile to party to have known about the current for 300 years my only contribution was to be the 1st t...

These massive particles could shed light on dark matter by revealing how this mysterious substance interacts with "normal" matter.

A study of fundamental forces in plain language for California readers.

Researchers from Lund University have pieced together data on Earths geomagnetic field strength stretching back 9,000 years and say theres no evidence a reversal is on the cards.

The weak nuclear force is the fundamental force responsible for radioactive beta decay.

La liste des auteurs de cet article est disponible ici. Introduction Garrett Lisi, juillet 2007 Antony Garrett Lisi, né en 1968, est un docteur en physique américain (Ph.D à lUniversité de Californie à San Diego en 1999) et chercheur (Un chercheur (fem. chercheuse) désigne une personne dont le métier consiste à faire de la...) indépendant. Il est notamment connu pour avoir publié le 6 novembre 2007 sur arXiv un article de 31 pages intitul�...

Sending out an electromagnetic force that would fry all electronics, radar, computers, in the country to be attacked, followed by an onslaught of nuclear weapons. and for the first time in the nuclear age, the russians actually opened up the nuclear football. they went to president yeltsin and opened up the command and control launch codes, the button, put it on the desk and said, were under attack. fortunately, yeltsin wasnt drunk and didnt believe what the military was telling him. he said, th...