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   Quantum superposition

   http://skepticsplay.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 10/ quantum-superposition.html

   This post is meant to follow my explanation of "Why is Quantum discrete?" Mixed states As I explained before, Quantum Mechanics implies that bound particles have discrete energy levels. If a particle is on one of these energy levels, we would say it is in a pure quantum state (or "eigenstate").

   4 hours ago in Skeptic's Play · Authority: 23
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   Quantum cryptography in-band attack

   http://hackaday.com/ 2008/ 10/ 06/ quantum-cryptography-in-band-attack/

   Quantum cryptography is an emerging field, but low install base hasn’t kept researchers from exploring attacks against it. It’s an attractive technology because an attacker sniffing the key exchange changes the quantum state of the photons involved. All eavesdroppers can be detected because of this fundamental principal of quantum mechanics.

   23 hours ago in Hack a Day · Authority: 1,537
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   Particle Zoo: The Higgs Boson For Sale

   http://www.astroengine.com/ ?p=1430

   Astroengine exclusive interview with Particle Zoo founder, Julie Peasley The hunt for the Higgs particle may have come to grinding halt until 2009, but that doesn’t mean you can’t discover the elusive particle for yourself. In fact, it’s not just the Higgs boson that awaits discovery in the zoo of Standard Model particles.

   5 days ago by ioneill in Astroengine.com - Space science views and opinions · Authority: 91
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   The Black Hole Wars

   http://sanjose.metblogs.com/ 2008/ 09/ 30/ the-black-hole-wars/

   nasa.gov This Wednesday physicist Leonard Susskind of Stanford University will give a non-technical, illustrated talk on The Black Hole Wars: My Battle with Stephen Hawking. No background in science will be required for this talk or having seen Disney’s The Black Hole.

   7 days ago in San Jose Metblogs · Authority: 21
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   The Best of the Young Guns: September 2008 Edition

   http://mlyhlss.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ best-of-young-guns-september-2008.html

   Well, well, well, a lot has changed since I last ranked the LPGA's Super Sophs and Junior Mints together back at the end of April.Simply the Best1. Seon Hwa Lee: The Young Guns' only $3M woman and 4-time winner hasn't been doing anything all that special lately, but she has such a lead on the rest

   7 days ago by BNS36 in Mostly Harmless · Authority: 32
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   The Best off the LPGA: JLPGA, September 2008 Edition

   http://mlyhlss.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 09/ best-off-lpga-jlpga-september-2008.html

   Who are the best players on the JLPGA heading into their 3rd major of the season, the Japan Women's Open? This functionally illiterate expert will attempt to answer that question and update his July JLPGA ranking by combining the Rolex Rankings, the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index, the current

   8 days ago by BNS36 in Mostly Harmless · Authority: 32
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   Steve Quayle on CERN’s LHC and Weather Modification

   http://whitewraithe.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 12/ steve-quayle-on-cerns-lhc-and-w…

   Steve Quayle is back to discuss Coming Terrorism in the US., Un-Natural Disasters & Giants. May 15, 2008. COAST TO COAST AM with George Noory.

   26 days ago in Pragmatic Witness · Authority: 22
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   Damn the Probabilities

   http://ideafestival.typepad.com/ my_weblog/ 2008/ 09/ folk-numeracy.html

   I'm going to link to an observation that I find interesting and then make a hard conceptual turn. Hang on. Why don't our minds intuitively grasp probabilities? Scientific American suggests one appealing reason for not noticing the bigger picture: thinking statistically would require us to have

   26 days ago in IdeaFestival · Authority: 28
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   Damn the Probabilities

   http://ideafestival.typepad.com/ my_weblog/ 2008/ 09/ folk-numeracy.html

   I'm going to link to an observation that I find interesting and then make a hard conceptual turn. Hang on. Why don't our minds intuitively grasp probabilities? Scientific American suggests one appealing reason for not noticing the bigger picture: thinking statistically would require us to have

   26 days ago in IdeaFestival · Authority: 24
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    LHC Start Up Successful

    http://whitewraithe.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 09/ 10/ lhc-start-up-successful/

    Masters of the beam THE LARGE HADRON COLLIDER (LHC), known to its mates and crazies around the world as ‘the planet eater’, was powered up today in its entirety, bringing the boffins at CERN one step closer to proving or disproving the existence of the elusive Higgs Boson.

    26 days ago in Pragmatic Witness · Authority: 22

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