r/hardscience • • Sep 14 '12

[Physics] Paper claims to show that classical EM can reproduce Special Relativity

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r/hardscience • • Aug 04 '09

Those vitamins your taking. Yeah, they're killing you. [JAMA]

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r/hardscience • • Jun 11 '14

According to Stephen Hawking, black holes as we currently understand them do not exist

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r/hardscience • • Oct 27 '17

Global temps still dropping as La Nina continues: latest HadCrut data

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The latest update from the CRU shows a huge drop from +0.715C (above baseline) in August to +0.561 in September.

The trend in temperatures since the last El Nino broke in January 2016 looks like this:

http://woodfortrees.org/plot/hadcrut4gl/from:2016/to:2017.75/mean:1/plot/hadcrut4gl/from:2016/to:2017.75/mean:1/trend


r/hardscience • • Aug 04 '09

I love you all! Thanks!

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I just wanted to say thanks to anyone and everyone contributing to this subreddit. Everything here is just so interesting and new, this is definitely my favorite subreddit.

So thanks everyone and keep up the good work, many of us greatly appreciate it!


r/hardscience • • Feb 15 '18

Free Fall Acceleration

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r/hardscience • • Feb 19 '18

Torque

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r/hardscience • • Oct 28 '12

Stephen Wolfram -- A New Kind of Science [2002] (Complete book online)

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r/hardscience • • Sep 15 '17

Unusual ENSO activity expected - La Nina w/o El Nino

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r/hardscience • • Aug 07 '09

Open Access [comic]

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r/hardscience • • May 13 '13

Does anyone have access to this article?

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r/hardscience • • Nov 29 '11

New reddit for hard social science: /r/EconPapers

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r/hardscience • • Sep 08 '17

Is there a correlation between sunspots and hurricanes.

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We've had a decade-ish long lull of hurricanes, at least of those making landfall. Now we have three spinning simultaneously just after a large one hit. Saw a report of two large sunspots pointed in our general direction since the eclipse (someone still using their eclipse glasses). Coincidence?


r/hardscience • • Aug 01 '09

To get the computer science field going: Fuzzing the Phone in your Phone

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Fuzzing the Phone in your Phone

Collin Mulliner, Charlie Miller

June 25, 2009 (probably not printed yet)

Computer Science/Security/SMS protocol/smart phone security

This is by far the hottest paper of this week. Not published in a Journal but still scientifically written. Suitable to anyone who has an interest in security and how designs flaws are exploited. It demonstrates a number of potential weaknesses in the implementation of the SMS service in current smart phones. It also gives a good basis for further work on the area.


r/hardscience • • Jun 25 '10

[Physics]Gravitational Laser Back-scattering, Novaes.

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r/hardscience • • Jan 19 '10

[Ecology] Socialism in soil? The importance of mycorrhizal fungal networks for facilitation in natural ecosystems

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r/hardscience • • Jan 20 '12

Magnetism or Turbulence: Two Theories of Star Formation

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r/hardscience • • Aug 03 '09

Psychedelics research: anyone have been/currently is involved with it?

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I am immensely curious about this field, and would really appreciate your opinions on current research and the future of psychedelic( and/or psychoactive) drug research of any kind. Also, if you have had any experience with it, what did you think of it?


r/hardscience • • Jul 11 '11

TIL the difference between rockets and petrol/electric engines

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r/hardscience • • Dec 28 '17

Pascal's Principle

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r/hardscience • • Jun 09 '17

Brief Summary of Science for the Climate Debate

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r/hardscience • • Mar 22 '26

The Mirror Experiment That Went Wrong: Why Researchers Shut It Down After 48 Hours

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r/hardscience • • Feb 01 '26

Beyond the Lab: How AlphaGenome AI and New 'Beer Vaccines' are Turning Human Biology into Editable Software

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Discover how Google DeepMind's AlphaGenome AI and revolutionary yeast-based "beer vaccines" are transforming DNA into editable code for personalized medicine.


r/hardscience • • Jan 09 '11

Firearm-related deaths in the United States and 35 other high- and upper-middle-income countries [International Journal of Epidemiology, 1998]

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r/hardscience • • Mar 24 '11

Are humans predisposed to have an attraction to their own race?

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If a person of a certain ethnicity is brought up in a society dominated by another, would there be a genetically driven attraction to one's own race?