How Lewis Strauss took down J. Robert Oppenheimer, and Himself
By Alexander (Toto) Maclean, Year 12, Born in 1896, Lewis Strauss was an American government official, businessman, philanthropist, and naval…
Tag: physics
Teleporting data with light: A step toward the quantum internet
By Abigail Shields, Year 12 Only last week, on November 29th, researchers at the University of Stuttgart announced a breakthrough…
Relativity vs. Quantum Mechanics: The Ultimate Showdown Pt.2
By Victoria Hristova, Year 13 The hour has come when it will become clear why our two most complex and…
Relativity vs. Quantum Mechanics: The Ultimate Showdown Pt.1
By Victoria Hristova, Year 12 Two equally good theories. Equally tested. Equally valid. Relativity, a product of Einstein’s savoir-faire in…
The James Webb Telescope: How It Changed Physics
By Flora Lepage, Year 11 Physics: a subject that holds some of the most important answers to enigmas of our…
Qu’est-ce qu’un superfluide?
Par Victor Marchandise, Année 12 Tout le monde connaît les trois principaux états de la matière: solide, liquide et gazeux.…
How tornadoes form in bottles
By Jonathan Ram, Year 12 We’ve all seen the cool party trick: someone swirls their bottle to create a tornado…
The James Webb Space Telescope’s Fascinating New Discoveries
By Flora Lepage, Year 10 For many years, space exploration has been a fascinating part of our world’s development. The…
Why Does Lightning Zig-zag?
By Jonathan Ram, Year 12 In our lifetimes we have all at some point been in thunderstorms, whether big or…