Statistic of the Day
A new measurement of the proton particle shows that it is 0.00000000000003 millimetres smaller than previously thought.
Gizmodo
That might not seem like much, but it turns out to be about a 4% shrinkage.
"it's a very serious discrepancy," pointing that "there is really something seriously wrong someplace." Jeff Flowers, a scientist with the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom, said that this "is a significant shakeup and could mean a complete rethink of quantum electrodynamics, potentially opening the door to a new theory."
First Trigger's stuff corpse gets sold, then they shrink the proton. Next, Alan Greenspan will be coming out in favor of tax increases. Oh, wait...
Gizmodo
That might not seem like much, but it turns out to be about a 4% shrinkage.
"it's a very serious discrepancy," pointing that "there is really something seriously wrong someplace." Jeff Flowers, a scientist with the National Physical Laboratory in the United Kingdom, said that this "is a significant shakeup and could mean a complete rethink of quantum electrodynamics, potentially opening the door to a new theory."
First Trigger's stuff corpse gets sold, then they shrink the proton. Next, Alan Greenspan will be coming out in favor of tax increases. Oh, wait...