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Articles related to matter, quantum mechanics, and movement

Engineering

Quantum Physicist Raises Suspicion After Winning Lottery Three Weeks in a Row

October 21, 2019 Michael Donoghue

Chemistry

Theoretical Physicists Confirm Earth Is Neither Flat Nor Round, But A Series Of Quantized Earth Orbitals

October 16, 2019 Lexa Graham

Chemistry

Quantum Psychologists Warn Public Not To Trust Charming Quarks Who Claim They Are God Particles

October 10, 2019 Mark Shyzer

The charismatic quark has amassed a large following of elementary disciples using what researchers are calling the ‘strong narcissistic force’.

Engineering

Man’s Sex Robot ‘Isn’t Ready to Put A Label On It’, Even Though Label Making is One of Her Primary Functions

October 7, 2019 Dana Pearce

Most cited

Theoretical Physicist Travels Back In Time To Persuade Younger Self To Go Into The Trades

October 1, 2019 Craig Fay

Engineering

Progress! Software Engineers Have Successfully Given This Robot Depression

September 10, 2019 Amar Singh

“I almost gave myself regular depression working on this,” admitted one scientist, “but thankfully it is now the robot, not me, that wants to kill itself.”

Physics

God Particle Observed In Hadron Collider Listening To Other Particles’ Prayers

September 3, 2019 James Island

Physics

Theoretical Physicist Sadly Also Receiving Theoretical Salary

August 29, 2019 Vicky Richards

“The laws of matter and mechanics are nothing compared to the inner workings of the boards that award research grants.”

Chemistry

Scientists Finally Achieve Cold Fusion After Forgetting Room Temperature Fusion In The Freezer

July 19, 2019 Lexa Graham
Astronomy

Op-Ed by Thomas Dolby: I’m Embarrassed to Admit That She Didn’t Blind Me With Science, I Blinded Myself By Staring Into the Sun During a Solar Eclipse

June 11, 2019 Darren Springer

The woman in question did not blind me with science. Rather, despite her repeated warnings against it, I blinded myself by staring directly into the sun during a solar eclipse.

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