APS PhysicsGeverifieerd account

Newton's cradle: the familiar device adorning desktops everywhere provides a whimsical inspiration for studying atomic-scale thermal equilibrium. https://go.aps.org/2IDBP4Z  via @ScienceNews

The @MooreFound Awards support alternative, cost-effective ways to test the theories of fundamental physics. Apply today for the chance to earn funding to collaborate with others and expand your latest precision technology solution.https://go.aps.org/2s69ChC 

An article published in @PhysRevLett models the boundaries of neutron star radii using gravitational wave data.https://go.aps.org/2N4rRgn 

Finding the upper limits of neutron star size: Gravitational wave data drives a new model helping to establish more precise measurements of these dense objects of the cosmos. https://go.aps.org/2KpURxb  via @UPI

If you are not a particle physicist, maybe it's a bit confusing what researchers at the #LHC hope to spot. Conveniently, @symmetrymag compiled a series of "event displays" that would signal physics beyond the Standard Model:https://go.aps.org/2tF8jqT 

The @MooreFound Awards provide grant support toward collaborative efforts to find new solutions for problems in fundamental physics. Apply today - the next deadline for review is July 15.https://go.aps.org/2s69ChC 

When you're lying awake at night listening to the infuriating "plink plink plink" of the faucet dripping, remember this article on the physics of water dripping that explains the irritating sound. https://go.aps.org/2yKgEhQ  via @SmithsonianMag

Why is the sun red? In October last year, if you happened to be in the southern UK, then the answer was probably dust plumes. https://go.aps.org/2KrHHju  via @Gizmodo

If you don't think spiders are cute, then maybe this isn't for you. Watch researchers work to understand the physics of ballooning spider flight. https://go.aps.org/2N0h86v  via @nytimes

What makes knitting an efficient main thread of textile construction? The knottiness of knitted fabrics is unwoven in this article published in @PhysRevX:https://go.aps.org/2K2onx1 

In a study published in @PhysRevX, researchers knit together the main threads of knitted fabrics and how their textile strength can be woven into other material applications. https://go.aps.org/2K82mwQ  via @CosmosMagazine

Sometimes a picture can stand on its own. Enjoy this #MondayMotivation image to kick off your week in astronomical style. https://go.aps.org/2tt0zrO  via @physorg_com

Do you know which scientist said these quotes? Challenge your knowledge of science quotes with this quiz from @Perimeter and let us know your score!https://go.aps.org/2Kbao3G 

Working with our Office of Government Affairs, @APSPhysicsDC, students were able to share their positive experiences from the APS Bridge Program with members of Congress. Read more in this month's APS News:https://go.aps.org/2t35Hm4 

Small design tweaks can create significant differences in how the official #WorldCup ball responds during play. Click through to see how the 2018 ball measures up to past years.https://go.aps.org/2I6MJQg 

Test existing theories, collaborate with others, and work toward solving the important problems of fundamental physics with @MooreFound’s Fundamental Physics Innovation Awards. Apply today:https://go.aps.org/2s69ChC