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Close Enough

In Black Holes by Brian Koberlein7 November 201614 Comments

To make a black hole, do we have to squeeze mass all the way to its limit, or do we just have to get close enough?

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Quantum Teleportation Across The Dark Web

In Quantum Mechanics by Brian Koberlein30 October 20160 Comments

Quantum teleportation has been achieved over current internet infrastructure.

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Why It Takes A Big Rocket To Reach Mars

In Physics by Brian Koberlein17 October 201616 Comments

SpaceX’s Mars rocket will be huge. It will have to be to reach Mars.

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Nobel Surprise

In Physics by Brian Koberlein5 October 20164 Comments

This year’s Nobel prize in physics was a surprise, but a good one.

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The Enemy’s Gate Is Down

In Physics by Brian Koberlein6 September 201611 Comments

The equator of the Earth moves at more than 1,000 mph, so why don’t things at the equator fly into space?

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Dark Matter, Dark Photons, And The Fifth Force

In Dark Matter by Brian Koberlein4 September 20167 Comments

Have we discovered a fifth fundamental force?

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Why Neutrinos Aren’t “Real”

In Quantum Mechanics by Brian Koberlein29 August 20162 Comments

It turns out that neutrinos aren’t quite as real as you might think.

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Quantum Entanglement: Slower Than Light

In Physics by Brian Koberlein24 August 20167 Comments

Quantum entanglement won’t let us communicate faster than light, but it might help us keep our secrets.

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The Nitro Project

In Chemistry by Brian Koberlein21 August 20164 Comments

Our atmosphere is very different from that of planets such as Venus and Mars. What makes our atmosphere so special?

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.