Evidence of brand new physics at Cern?
4 May 2021

Evidence of brand new physics at Cern?

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Why we’re cautiously optimistic about our new findings of Physics at Cern. This article explores some of the recent research outputs at the Large Hadron Collider. It is best suited to Chemistry and Physics students in Year 9 who are … Continued
Who’s the fool now?
29 Apr 2021

Who’s the fool now?

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Scientists have made fool's gold magnetic, finally making it valuable for future technologies. This resource is best suited to Year 8 and 10 Chemistry and Physics students who are learning about compounds, atomic structure and electrical energy. Word Count: 430 … Continued
A short history of atoms
15 Jan 2021

A short history of atoms

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In the centuries since the discovery of the famously uncuttable atom, scientists and philosophers alike have delved deeply into its form and function. As our powers of observation become increasingly sophisticated, we’ve found there is much yet to learn, as … Continued
Superconductor happy at room temperature
18 Nov 2020

Superconductor happy at room temperature

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Physics first achieved under great pressure. This stimulating article shows early research into a superconductor that is efficient at a higher temperature than normal, as well as the elements it is made from. It is suitable for Year 8, 9 … Continued
What creates Earth’s magnetic field?
26 Oct 2020

What creates Earth’s magnetic field?

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The Earth's core works like a giant bicycle dynamo in reverse. This article is suitable for Year 4 and 6 Physics students learning about magnetism, electrical current or forces. It is also suitable for Year 9 Earth and Space students … Continued
Elements of surprise in new star study
13 Oct 2020

Elements of surprise in new star study

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Carbon discovery has implications across astrophysics. This article is suitable for Year 8, 9, and 10 Chemistry and Earth and Space science students who are learning about the formation of atoms in the Universe. It is also suited to senior … Continued
Scientists measure the weak charge of the proton
21 May 2018

Scientists measure the weak charge of the proton

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Topics: Chemical Sciences – Particle models Additional: Careers; Technology Concepts (South Australia): Chemical Sciences – Properties of Matter Years: 9 Scientists measure the weak charge of the proton Word count: 407 Short article about how, for the first time, scientists … Continued