Glen Mark Martin
MCSE-Messaging. Exchange Administrator at the University of Texas at Austin. Unrepentant armchair physicist.
Blog- Stephen Weinberg (1933-2021)
- LIGO Does It Again!
- Catching the Wave: LIGO Validates GR’s Last Big Prediction
- Closing Out the UNESCO International Year of Light
- A Century of General Relativity
- A Nobel for the Study of Nature’s Poltergeists
- For Women’s History Month: The Heroines of STEM
- 50th Anniversary of the Beginning of the Higgs Revolution
- BICEP2 Redux: How the Sausage is Made
- BICEP2 Takes a Peek at Cosmic Inflation
- Spyglass’ Ramblings
- Asimov's Predictions for 2014
- Reflections On Sagan's Cosmos
- So Many Misconceptions, So Little Time....
- Continuing on with a LotR theme....
- Genealogy + Tolkien = Far Too Much Time Burned
- 2013: A Great Year for Comet Viewing
- The Feynman Interviews
- The Centenary of the Sinking of RMS Titanic
- Film Review: "John Carter"
- The 411 on the PPACA
Monthly Archives: October 2012
A Nobel Prize for Very Clever Quantum Experiments
As I predicted earlier in the week, this year’s Nobel Prize for Physics did not go to Higgs et alli. What I was unable to predict was that the Prize would go to Serge Haroche (Collège de France and Ecole … Continue reading
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Nobel Prize Rumors and the Higgs Boson
In the wee hours of tomorrow morning, the latest crop of recipients for the Nobel Prize in Physics will be announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. As always, there is considerable speculation about who will get the nod. … Continue reading
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