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Professor Bill Murray7 лет25
Professor of particle physics at the University of Warwick, member of the the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council

Why do we need just bigger and bigger particle accelerators?

спрашиваетTom Wellton  · 1 ответ
Particle physics is the study of the building blocks of nature, answering fundamental questions about the pieces that the world is made from and how they interact. For forty years the... Читать далее
Martin Archer7 лет126
Space Plasma Physicist, Queen Mary University of London and presenter of the DJ Physics YouTube channel. @martinarcher

Could you actually build a Death Star?

спрашиваетFabian Thomas  · 1 ответ
Like everyone else I was really excited by Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, which tells the tale of how the rebels stole the plans to the original Death Star – a space station the size of a... Читать далее
Hayk Hakobyan7 лет276
phd @ princeton astro | haykh.github.io

Will the sun's energy ever run out?

спрашиваетAzat Ulutas  · 1 ответ
Solar energy comes mostly from fusing 4 hydrogen nuclei (protons) into a single He-4 nucleus. About 90% of that energy is being generated in the deepermost 10% of the Solar core, since... Читать далее
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Wendy Schultz7 лет170
Futures researcher, owner of Infinite Futures, member of World Futures Studies Federation

What will the world be like in 100 years time?

спрашиваетReidgeor Laine  · 1 ответ
The difficulty in answering that question, from a professional futures researcher's point of view, is that the question asks for an absolute, a 'correct' answer - a prediction: "What will... Читать далее
Professor Bill Murray7 лет140
Professor of particle physics at the University of Warwick, member of the the UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council

What's the point of the Large Hadron Collider and what difference does it make to our lives?

спрашиваетRehmta Mehta  · 1 ответ
The LHC is a discovery machine. It was not built to improve our material lives, but to understand the Universe in which we live. Its science goals are numerous, with three distinct types... Читать далее
Vishal Nangalia7 лет198
NHS Clinician Entrepreneur, Anaesthesiologist, Medical Machine Learning Ninja

What are the medical applications of artificial intelligence?

спрашиваетAnaïs Venkatasawmy  · 1 ответ
Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionise healthcare all over the world. It could even replace or at least augment doctors in the future. Most importantly, it will... Читать далее
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Dr Duane Ager7 лет66
Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv), Scientist, Microbiologist and member of the Institution of Environmental Sciences

Silicone-based lifeforms — what's that about?

спрашиваетEmily Mayhew  · 1 ответ
I have also seen Star Trek as a boy, where there is a silicon-based lifeform from Janus VI (the Horta), which eats through rock like we walk through air. There's also a great Marvel... Читать далее
Ekremcan Yilmaz7 лет

How will medicine improve peoples lives in five, ten and twenty years?

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