Researchers used high-speed video and force measurements to capture how drops of cornstarch suspension, often referred to as Oobleck, act when they slam into a surface. The findings could help engineers better control complex fluids in 3D printing, industrial coating, and other applications.

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When I started studying physics I never thought I'd be involved in pushing "the boundaries of contemporary music" as the "soloist" (narrator) with an orchestra. An amazing couple of evenings with the Basel symphony orchestra and a great team of over 100 people. www.bazonline.ch/interfinity-...

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PRB Editorial about the new "Perspectives" section: journals.aps.org/prb/abstract... Also note the second PRB Perspective that has been published simultaneously: journals.aps.org/prb/abstract...

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I completely disagree, the beginning of the year can only be the spring equinox. Excentricity is random, orbit and axis tilt are just so much more fundamental! (Also 6h earlier is my birthday.)

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My little Bluesky bookmark extension for Chrome is shaping up and has become useful

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