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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Merry Christmas
A Merry Christmas to all our readers. RP
Did You See…
I just watched A Night With The Stars, a program about Quantum Theory presented by Professor Brian Cox in the lecture theatre of the Royal Institution of Great Britain. It provided an excellent, down-to-earth introduction to Quantum Theory to an audience of ‘stars’. Excellent inspiration for pushing SCHRÖDINGER’S Coffee House forward. Catch it on iPlayer [...]
Posted in Inspiration Tagged iPlayer, Professor Brian Cox, Quantum Theory, Royal Institution of Great Britain Leave a comment
Christmas Is Still Coming
Most of us have had flurries of snow and this year it has come at just the right time to heighten the anticipation – Christmas Is Coming. SCHRÖDINGER’S Coffee House is fully in the Christmas spirit; Max is running around chasing his tail and Schrödinger has found a nice warm spot by the stove. Outside, [...]
Just Who Is Higgs Anyway?
Who is Higgs? What’s a Boson? The news seems to be full of sub-atomic particles, three letter acronyms and ‘does-it-exist-doesn’t-it?’ teasing these days. So, for Max’s sake (Schrödinger has a pretty good handle on this stuff already, thanks to Quanta For Cats) I thought I would try and clarify a little. Matter, (that is, stuff) [...]
Posted in Editorial, Inspiration Tagged ALICE, ATLAS, CERN, CMS, Higgs Boson, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, Particle Physics, Quanta For Cats 1 Comment
Christmas Is Coming
Christmas is coming The goose has an increased Body Mass Index pushing it into the class of ‘Obese’! Please deposit a suggested donation of £2 In the old gentleman’s ‘NYC’ cap If the suggested donation is too high A decreased denomination of coin will do (because every little will help towards the old gents alcoholic [...]
Fetch!
Max is always on the go, this week he’s on a mission! Quercus Robur – The English Oak (also goes by the name of Pedunculate Oak or just plain Common Oak). This is the tree ingrained into British culture, instantly recognisable by it leaves and sheer size; the king of the forest. If there was [...]
