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A woman walks across a lake of fire in 3 Body Problem.

The Title of ‘3 Body Problem’ Has Some Very Cool Physics Behind It

MEYRIN, SWITZERLAND - SEPTEMBER 14: A part of the 14.000 tone CMS detector is seen during the Open Days at the CERN particle physics research facility on September 14, 2019 in Meyrin, Switzerland. The 27km-long Large Hadron Collider is currently shut down for maintenance, which has created an opportunity to offer access to the public. CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the world's largest laboratory for research into particle physics. (Photo by Ronald Patrick/Getty Images)

A Tiny Particle May Mean Rewriting Our Understanding Of the Universe

Meet the Two Female MIT Physicists Who Helped Ghostbusters Stay as Close to Reality as Possible

Let Simonne Jones’ Scientific Musical Stylings Convert You to the Secret Power of 432Hz

Physicists Agree: the Ewoks Are Probably All Dead.

A woman walks across a lake of fire in 3 Body Problem.

The Title of ‘3 Body Problem’ Has Some Very Cool Physics Behind It

MEYRIN, SWITZERLAND - SEPTEMBER 14: A part of the 14.000 tone CMS detector is seen during the Open Days at the CERN particle physics research facility on September 14, 2019 in Meyrin, Switzerland. The 27km-long Large Hadron Collider is currently shut down for maintenance, which has created an opportunity to offer access to the public. CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the world's largest laboratory for research into particle physics. (Photo by Ronald Patrick/Getty Images)

A Tiny Particle May Mean Rewriting Our Understanding Of the Universe

Meet the Two Female MIT Physicists Who Helped Ghostbusters Stay as Close to Reality as Possible

Let Simonne Jones’ Scientific Musical Stylings Convert You to the Secret Power of 432Hz

Physicists Agree: the Ewoks Are Probably All Dead.

physics

A woman walks across a lake of fire in 3 Body Problem.

The Title of ‘3 Body Problem’ Has Some Very Cool Physics Behind It

MEYRIN, SWITZERLAND - SEPTEMBER 14: A part of the 14.000 tone CMS detector is seen during the Open Days at the CERN particle physics research facility on September 14, 2019 in Meyrin, Switzerland. The 27km-long Large Hadron Collider is currently shut down for maintenance, which has created an opportunity to offer access to the public. CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is the world's largest laboratory for research into particle physics. (Photo by Ronald Patrick/Getty Images)

A Tiny Particle May Mean Rewriting Our Understanding Of the Universe

Meet the Two Female MIT Physicists Who Helped Ghostbusters Stay as Close to Reality as Possible

Let Simonne Jones’ Scientific Musical Stylings Convert You to the Secret Power of 432Hz