A Dynamic Mess of Jingling Things
September 11, 2011 at 1:55 pm | Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentTags: music, physics, thinking theory, video/animation
Despite my oft-stated claim that I find just about everything interesting, I can honestly say that I’ve never been a big fan of quantum physics, except as a useful bit of technobabble in some of my favorite science fiction. However, what Geordi LaForge, Samantha Carter, and John Crichton hadn’t quite convinced me of, a handful of *real* scientists with the assistance of the Symphony of Science did. I now really want to go find out what those ’12 particles of matter, 4 forces of energy’ are, and meanwhile, like Rachel Maddow, I can’t stop humming this song. Enjoy!
More Physics Fun:
“Multiverse” theory suggested by microwave background — My favorite sci-fi plotline strikes again, but this time with the weight of real science behind it, courtesy of the BBC
Exploratorium Science Snacks by Subject – One of my go-to spots for cool experiments with everyday activities. No quantum physics there, but lots to explore with the 4 forces of energy!
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