Institute of Physics And Electronics University of Peshawar

Eid Mubarak Everyone..!!

welcome to all new students of BS .

Our old friend relativity explains this one as well – mass and energy are equivalent, meaning that as you add energy to a moving object (i.e. increase speed) then that object’s mass increases. At ‘normal’ speeds, this mass gain is pretty negligible, but as you approach the speed of light mass begins to increase dramatically. In case you’re wondering why sprinters and cars and aeroplanes don’t get heavier because of this, don’t worry – the increase in mass as a result of increased speed is only temporary.
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Remember when you learned all about the basic structure of the atom – protons, neutrons, electrons? You might recall there was a lot of empty space, and you’d be right. Most of atoms is just empty space, so much so that if you gathered the entire human race together and removed the empty space of all the atoms that make them up you would be left with something no larger than a sugar cube. Incidentally…
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Physics Summary Of the past one month:

➤ New glass to control light and heat: http://bit.ly/16MJa9x
➤ Talking robot sent to ISS : http://bbc.in/1496qj2
➤ Perseid meteor shower arrives this weekend: http://bit.ly/149vZfU
➤ One year of Curiosity on Mars: http://ti.me/15IgaAI
➤ Ice core gives clues to past impact: http://bbc.in/1432398
➤ Giant hole in Sun's atmosphere: http://bit.ly/13qYFjS

Make sure to read this small article dedicated to the first anniversary of the Higgs Boson.

Commemorating the Discovery of Higgs Boson

"It's not just any particle, but a long sought elusive particle. The discovery was monumental because it confirms the existence of the Higgs field, which is pivotal to the Standard Model and other theories within particle physics. It explains why some fundamental particles have mass when the symmetries controlling their interactions should require them to be massless, and why the weak force has a much shorter range than the electromagnetic force. So far these checks have confirmed that the particle is consistent with the Higgs boson predicted by the Standard Model. "

from Science and Mathematics

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http://www.saach.tv/2013/07/05/lums-nust-top-hec-rankings-2013/ #.UdbWB8eQWL4.facebook
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LUMS, NUST top HEC rankings 2013 | Saach.TV The HEC released the “Quality & Research-based Ranking 2013″ for Pakistani universities with LUMS, NUST and Agha Khan University on the top ranks.

Happy birthday, Higgs boson! The particle's discovery was announced a year ago today, but there's plenty we still don't know about it...

Read more in today's physics news round up: http://www.iopblog.org/todays-physics-news-happy-birthday-to-the-higgs-boson-scientists-warn-concentrating-cash-will-dilute-impact/

Image: Simulated Higgs event. Credit: CERN (http://cds.cern.ch/record/628469)