Tag: Particle physics

• The Summa Metaphysica and all that

  Stumbled across a fascinating article in this weekend’s Guardian magazine about David Birnbaum and his “Summa Metaphysica” (this – Q4P2 – Principia Metaphysica (The Birnbaum Summa Metaphysics) – is listed in Amazon and appears to be the work, or a version of it). Normally I more or less ignore the magazine supplements that come with…

  Adrian McMenamin

  October 20, 2013

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  Bard college, Bohr radius, David Birnbaum, Harvard Matrix, inflationary cosmology, Jim Carter, metaphysics, Particle physics, Peter Atkins, Physics, Richard Feynman, standard model, Summa Metaphysica

• Earth surrounded by a ring of anti-protons

  The “solar weather forecast” for the next few years is for increasingly poor conditions – as the solar cycle picks up, more matter will fly out from the Sun and eventually collide with our planet’s magnetic field, where the trapped high energy particles will then lose energy by radiation, so potentially disrupting many of our…

  Adrian McMenamin

  August 6, 2011

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  Antimatter, Antiproton, CERN, Earth, Earth’s magnetic field, New Scientist, Particle physics, Van Allen radiation belt