All the Light Shrimp Cannot See
Whew, what a busy month for me. ...wait, it's been two months since the last newsletter? Whoops, sorry about that. I appreciated everyone suggesting science...
Tell Me Your Science Questions
No, Seriously, Tell Me Your Science Questions We've broken 100 subscribers to this newsletter! I understand that, in the world of newsletters, this is the...
Ann LeBlanc's New Novella "The Transitive Properties of Cheese"
This month's newsletter is different. Instead of talking science, I'm talking with Ann LeBlanc about her new novella, The Transitive Properties of Cheese,...
Entangling Quantum-ly Redux
Entangling Quantum-ly Redux Previously, on The Info Dump..._ Particles with correlated wave functions! ...you can arrange for two or more particles to have...
Entangling Quantum-ly
Entangling Quantum-ly It's been quite the month, what with a cold winding its way through our household and a slightly-less-new, slightly-less-puppy-ish...
Now You're Computing With Molecules
Two teams of physicists have reported trapping molecules in laser light and putting them in a quantum entangled state. It's an important step forward into...
Seeing Past the Trees
There's been Nobel prizes for illuminating how electrons move and quantum dots, as well as 21,000 to 23,000 year-old human footprints. Jon Fosse won the...
Neptune Has No Chance of Meatballs
Gosh, has it been a month already? Welcome to issue 2 of my re-launched newsletter. This month, let's take a look at the furthest planet from the sun1 and...
Superconductors Sure Are Heating Up
Welcome to my relaunched newsletter! I used to send these every month, and then stopped because I was launching Small Wonders, the SFF magazine for flash...