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[Scientific Blogging] The 450-GeV Quark That Wouldn't Go Away: The authors reconstruct the putative mass of the new heavy quark with a fit technique which is identical to that of regular top mass measurement, save for the lack of any b-tagging information. This complicates matters, because if one does not have b-tags to indicate which jets come from the W decay and which ones do not, there are many different ways (12, if you are curious) to assign jets to the partons originated in the decay chain t't'bar ->

[weird things] looking for gods in the quantum mesh « weird things: As pointed out a few times on this blog, the realm of quantum mechanics has been used and abused by just about everyone from the woo faithful of the New Age movement, to enthusiastic scientists trying to create a new theory of consciousness , often substituting the word quantum for an actual .So how exactly does one of the people behind the discovery of quarks manage to suddenly cast away all his knowledge on the subject and come up with such a mess of a proposal?

[Stochastic Scribbles] Quark stars as magnetars : Stochastic Scribbles: The computer simulations also suggest that it might take days to thousands of years for a heavy enough neutron star to turn into a quark star after a supernova, presumably after the thermal activity of the neutrons cool off so that the heat would no longer help prop up the neutron star. And given that less than 5% of the mass of a neutron is due to its constituent quarks, with the rest from the binding energy between the quarks and their kinetic energy, the transition from a neutron star to a quark star should release humongous amounts of energy as a significant portion of the neutron star’s mass turns into pure energy.

[Writerswrite.com's Writer's Blog] Interview With Alex Keegan *Writers Write -- The IWJ*: Seventh Quark has to survive and one of the best and fairest reciprocalarrangements is writing competitions. Aspiring writers have anotheropportunity to compete for money and publication, the journal gets asurplus to help fund the next issue.

[Technology Review Feed - arXiv blog] Technology Review: Blogs: arXiv blog: Astronomers Predict New ...: The distance between that outer shell and the circle labeled "Neutrino release shell" is ONLY representative of the small amount of time between that initial outward-bound energy-transported-by-photons "pulse-edge" and the subsequent hypothesized outward-bound near-light-speed neutrino wavefront "pulse-edge", when the stellar collapse is "temporarily" halted by the energy released while quarks are converting to leptons.

[Scienceline] The Most Powerful Machines on Earth » Scienceline: With price tags likely to top $10 billion, either of the next-generation colliders would require massive international cooperation.  Delahaye estimates for materials alone, the ILC will cost about $6.4 billion in 2010 dollars, not including the salaries of an estimated 130,000 full time workers needed to construct the machine.  Scientists will release official cost analysis for the CLIC later this year.

[Science Cheerleader] Science Cheerleader » Blog Archive » Art-Science Duality: Sculptor ...: I guess the cosmological scale is just too mind-boggling to me. I just read a book about the possibility that we have not just one Universe, but an infinite amount of Universes.

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