New Proton Size Breaks Laws of Physics


  1. Airbot
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    New Proton Size Breaks Laws of Physics


    A new measurement of the proton particle shows that it is 0.00000000000003 millimetres smaller than previously thought. It may seem irrelevant, but physicists are freaking out.
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  3. Kirsch
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    Interesting read. Most of it went over my head, but still, interesting :)
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  4. fseal
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    Kind of fluffy. :/

    Will be fun to read about the actual experiment. And how/why it will actually make a difference in what equations.

    [Edit]Oh I missed the second article link[/Edit]
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  6. Barman58
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    And they say size doesn't matter
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  7. Dwarf
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    I'm not saying anything.
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  8. seekermeister
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    This sort of thing happens when laws are in the mind of scientists, rather than in nature.
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