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    Geometric representations of musical chords and scales

    Making graphical representations of musical ideas is not itself a new idea. Even most non musicians are familiar with the five-line musical staff, on which the notes that appear physically higher represent sounds that have higher pitch. Other common representations include the circle of fifths...
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    Graduate Is the Universe Fundamentally Composed of Information?

    Physicists have anxiously devised one philosophical interpretation of quantum mechanics after another. http://pawst.com/post/586113-new-scientist-in-the-beginning-was-the-bit" with a macroscopic apparatus in the laboratory, which eliminates all possibilities but one.
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    Graduate Does M-theory explain why string theory doesn't reproduce the standard model?

    BenTheMan , i appreciate the answer. but i need to know one thing: what is your conclusion about life based on the m-theory? is it all random? is it determenistic ? do we have free choice according to it ? thanks in advanced.
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    Graduate Does M-theory explain why string theory doesn't reproduce the standard model?

    comment to humanino well humanino, showing that YOU know better is not the best quality. i'v red several m-theory articles, including wikipedia. btw, can YOU explain what is the M theory in 3 sentences, instead of telling other ppl what they know or don't know? all the best icho.
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    Graduate Does M-theory explain why string theory doesn't reproduce the standard model?

    Scientists around the world are starting to study this theory more and more. The theory would explain the big bang while http://pawst.com/post/588057-spikedhumor-com-quot-m-theory-parallel-universes-quot-spikedhumor-com" their are infinite Parallel universes
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    Graduate DZero experiment discovers Omega-sub-b particle

    DZero experiment at the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory have discovered a new particle made of three quarks, the Omega-sub-b (Ωb). Read more about the 'Doubly Strange' Particle.