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We Went Inside CERN… Something Bigger is Happening
1 Apr 2026 Mark Thomson is the newly appointed director general of CERN near Geneva, Switzerland. CERN is the world’s biggest particle physics laboratory, and its Large Hadron Collider (LHC) smashes particles together at almost the speed of light to … Continue reading
How Diesel Is Made? Why Heavy Machines Use It Instead of Gasoline?
28 Mar 2026 HOA KỲ How Diesel Is Made? Why Heavy Machines Use It Instead of Gasoline? Have you ever wondered how diesel is made and why it powers so many of the world’s heaviest machines? In this video, we … Continue reading
How astronomers got comfortable with ideas the human brain simply cannot picture | Michelle Thaller
[…] What if the universe was never designed to be understood? Astronomer Michelle Thaller makes a case that the human brain, despite its complexity, may be as poorly equipped to grasp ultimate reality as a grasshopper is to grasp calculus. … Continue reading
Everything in the universe might be the same particle from the Big Bang | Michelle Thaller
[…] Astronomer Michelle Thaller walks through what a century of physics has actually dismantled: Our intuitions about space, time, and what it means to know something is true. Most people assume the big questions, the multiverses, the Big Bang, the … Continue reading
NASA has launched Artemis II, the first manned mission to the Moon in over 50 years
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