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Astrobiology
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Astronomy
- The New Horizons Pluto-Kuiper Belt Mission
- How Light Informs - Spectroscopy with Small Telescopes
- More than Meets the Eye - Astronomy with Radio Waves
- What Lies Beyond our Home? Probing the Edge of Our Solar System with Voyager Spacecraft
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Atomic Physics
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Climate Change
- A Second Inconvenient Truth About Global Warming
- What causes ice ages
- Noctilucent Clouds – A 'Miner’s Canary' for Global Change
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Condensed Matter Physics
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Material Science
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Miscellaneous
- Astronomical Symbolism on Ancient Greek and Roman Coins
- Crazy Ideas in Science
- Science and Christianity: What Psalm 19 Declares about Science
- Exactly what makes a theory scientific? -- with a look at two case studies: string theory and intelligent design
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Neuroscience
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Nonlinear Dynamics
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Particle Physics
- Sensitive Measurements Requiring Big Tools
- So, Just What is a Neutrino?
- The Standard Model of Particle Physics
- Rare Occurrences and Symmetry Violations
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Quantum Mechanics
- Bunching and Anti-Bunching of Quantum Particles
- Privacy lost, privacy regained
- Intriguing Quantum World: Can the motion of a particle be influenced by a magnetic field that it does not see?
- Foucault Pendulum, Mobius Strip, and Magnetic Monopoles
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Space Weather
Department of Physics & Astronomy,
Science and Technology 1, Room 303, MSN 3F3,
Fairfax, VA 22030 USA
703-993-1280,
703-993-1269 (FAX)
physics@gmu.edu
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