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It's the final push to raise money to get our entire team to Paris for IPT (http://2023.iptnet.info).
Also, donations during http://giveorange.osugiving.com (today and tomorrow) get extra bonuses, including:
* x2 matching for donations from students, faculty, and staff
* The top 3 PhilanthroPete Projects to receive the most donors during Give Orange will receive additional funds. 1st place = $1,000, 2nd place = $750, 3rd place = $250.
https://philanthropete.osugiving.com/Physics2023

Help OSU Physics team get to Paris! OSU Physics team will represent the USA competing at International Tourney in Paris, and we need your help getting there!

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OkState SPS on Twitter “It's the final push to raise money to get our entire team to Paris for IPT (https://t.co/9yii5rmEnZ). Also, donations during https://t.co/QcOU5l9X6Z (today and tomorrow) get extra bonuses!!! https://t.co/QCY3gdS2k2”

OSU National Physics Team Working with CEAT ENDEAVOR OSU National Physics Team Working with CEAT ENDEAVOR 29 March 2023 OSU Physics students competed and won a nationwide competition to represent the United States at the International Physics Tournament.  As part of the competition, teams are assigned 17 open problems to be solved over a year.  Team...

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OkState SPS on Twitter “Working with on preparing for International Physicist's Tourney in Paris, France. :-D If you wish to support the team, please send contributions to https://t.co/JGAVhUzUPh”

OkState SPS on Twitter “Physics Team representing USA in Paris! https://t.co/5scDkzSbML ”

Help OSU Physics team get to Paris! OSU Physics team will represent the USA competing at International Tourney in Paris, and we need your help getting there!

Please help us raise money so we can compete in the International Physicists' Tournament in Paris! Thanks for you support!!! 🧡🧡🧡

Help OSU Physics team get to Paris! OSU Physics team will represent the USA competing at International Tourney in Paris, and we need your help getting there!

OSU Research on Twitter “Congrats to the Physics Team on their recent victory at the U.S. Physicists' Tournament and their advancement to the international tournament in Paris! https://t.co/I1U7FdSjDR"”

I was one of the CERN science collaborators on this! :-D

CERN inspires a unique anthology of short-stories

In Collision, award-winning authors like Steven Moffat, Courttia Newland, Margaret Drabble, Ian Watson, and Stephen Baxter pair up with physicists to explore matters to which only can offer the answers… from interstellar travel, to the first contact with aliens, to a team of scientists finding themselves being systematically erased from history, and more.

Edited by Rob Appleby and Connie Potter.

The Comma Press paperback will be available from 3 March 2023: https://commapress.co.uk/books/collision

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OkState SPS on Twitter “Approved for PhilanthroPete to raise funds fur our IPT trip!!! (Link to come) ”

SPS bake sale next week!!!

COVID has put a damper on SPS activities, but we will still have a few virtual meeting this fall. Check your inboxes in the coming days for info on the first meeting of the year!

The OSU SPS chapter has been awarded the Notable Chapter Award for the year of 2019! We will be featured in the national SPS magazine and get a cool certificate.

Congratulations to our officers for the 2018-2019 school year Addy Evans (Secretary), Wyatt McCoy (Treasurer), Zack Alegria (Vice President) and Mickie Eikenberry (President), our awesome advisor Joe Haley, and of course all of the members who participated in all of our schemes. Let's keep up the momentum!

SPS Sponsored Spooky Lab night tonight! Fun for all! 5th floor of Physical Sciences until 8p.m.

SPS Sponsored Spooky Lab Night! Fun for all! 5th floor of Physical Sciences!

Come join us Wednesday April 10th at 8:00 a.m. in Physical Sciences 249 to watch the press release. We're very excited and hope you are too!

http://www.astronomy.com/news/2019/04/the-event-horizon-telescope-may-soon-release-first-ever-black-hole-image

The Event Horizon Telescope may soon release first-ever black hole im A photo of the Milky Way's central black hole, Sagittarius A*, would be the first of its kind.

Come join us on April 10th at 8:00 a.m. in Physical Sciences 249 to watch the big press release! We're excited and hope you are too!

http://www.astronomy.com/news/2019/04/the-event-horizon-telescope-may-soon-release-first-ever-black-hole-image

The Event Horizon Telescope may soon release first-ever black hole im A photo of the Milky Way's central black hole, Sagittarius A*, would be the first of its kind.

Greetings all!
We will be having a meeting tonight. Please come and get your t-shirts if you haven't gotten them yet and discuss plans for the spring picnic.

PhysCon 2019 - Making Waves & Breaking Boundaries PhysCon 2019 - Making Waves & Breaking Boundaries - November 14-16, 2019

Inside CERN’s Large Hadron Collider Beneath the fields of Switzerland and France lies the largest machine ever built. Tour the Large Hadron Collider in virtual reality.

Viewpoint: The Plot Thickens for a Fourth Neutrino Confirming previous controversial results, the MiniBooNE experiment detects a signal that is incompatible with neutrino oscillations involving just the three known flavors of neutrinos.

SPS was honored to be at the Westwood elementary STEM fair this morning. Getting to spread the love of physics and all of its wonders with the true scientists among us. May their curiosity never die.

SPS meeting tomorrow!
h-Bar Trivia night!

SPS is putting on a Spooky Lab Night event for children on October 30th! Bring your kids for a fun night of physics!

In case you need some extra motivation. . .

SPS Meeting TONIGHT!!!

Controversy Continues over Black Holes as Dark Matter Following recent gravitational-wave detections, black holes have emerged as a possible, though contentious, dark matter candidate.

Consensus - Method to the Madness ft. Dr Koul They let these rappers loose in the Large Hadron Collider & here's how the science almost drove them insane... 'Particle physics album' http://tin...

Movie night tonight after the picnic!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1aSiB-SrUu_LneyaareLqpx3-huSaqUd6ZrYqEz3Y0AE/edit?usp=sharing

Come one come all!

SPS Flyer Society of Physics Students Meeting 9/25/18 Physical Sciences RM 147 Marshmallow Tower Challenge!! A handful of mini marshmallows 20 spaghetti noodles 20 minutes Who can build the tallest tower? Who can build the most stable tower? Will YOU be the winner of the awesome prize!?

Changing the game Willie Rockward applied to college with pro football dreams, but a physics scholarship set him on a different path.

OSU scientists make ‘significant’ contributions to physics breakthrough - Oklahoma State University Oklahoma State University scientists have joined a celebration among a worldwide cadre of scientists who are part of the latest discovery involving the celebrity Higgs boson subatomic particle. The August announcement of the discovery, a decade in the making, was made at the ATLAS experiment’s Lar...

The incredible lightness of the Higgs | CERN Why is the Higgs boson so light? That’s one of the questions that has been bothering particle physicists since the famous particle was discovered in 2012.

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ICARUS neutrino detector installed at Fermilab With this move, ICARUS now sits in the path of Fermilab's neutrino beam, a milestone that brings the detector one step closer to taking data.

SPS meeting next Tuesday!

Fall semester is here! Time for some Physics-ing!

Join us this Wednesday November 1 for a presentation on how to make a ~spooky~ liquid nitrogen ice cream!