Check out this amazing photograph (taken by our very own Paul Howell, lab instructor extraordinaire). This photo shows the path of electrons in a magnetic field, which part of Lab 6 this year in Physics 1130.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/10/03/science/nobel-prize-physics.html

(Supermassive Black Hole) (Not Muse’s)

While we hate it when these two fight, we are delighted to know that lightsabers could be real…

The fifth time is the charm for Space-X as it successfully lands a rocket atop a moving ship!

X Marks the spot..

You guys, today’s the day. I have finally – FINALLY – found a reason to post Queen’s performance at Live Aid on this blog. Thank you, Nerdist, for bringing two of my favorite things together: this performance and physics.

Watch the Speed of Sound Ripple Through Queen Fans at Live Aid

The expertise that LIGO scientists (including Bowdoin’s own Alexa Staley) put into this incredible project is rarified and mind-blowing.

Their giddy enthusiasm? Universal. (See what I did there?)

Cheaper space exploration? Yes, please…

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/22/science/spacex-rocket-landing.html?_r=0

Go, Hannah!