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OK, I may have been a little shallow there, but I'll still bet money on who comes out successful in the end. :smile: Then again, it...

He's saying we were wrong though :)

I came across this YouTube Short from The Action Lab. I thought it was pretty cool that he searched Reddit and PhysicsForums when...

The thread I found on this here doesn't actually say anything about a flame being required...

I do think near Earth asteroids will always beat the moon for accessibility/cost - primarily Platinum Group Metals as target and for...

What a great game from the Americans. I'm looking forward to Brazil vs Morocco today.

Mexico vs South Africa had 3 red cards!

Who cares?

Who's watching? Who do you have in the final? I have Argentina vs France with Argentina winning. I have

Welcome back @cnh1995! Great to see you back! Good luck with the studies!

Hello everyone, It's been a long time since I posted anything here on PF. After graduating in 2017 with a bachelors degree in EE, I...

Here is a little puzzle from Pierre Berloquin’s book 100 Geometric Games. The goal is to cut the figure once to make two identical...

AI is certainly over hyped, but even if it is significantly over hyped it can still be totally transformative for society. The hype is...

Art Hobson's "Fields and Their Quanta: Making Sense of Quantum Foundations" and his previous work, going back decades, has always seemed...

For a field theory, there are, in the first instance, no particles to be entangled. The idea that each record of an event in a detector...