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The Just Good Science Physics Blog

Take a moment to immerse yourself in some of the new and significant leaps forward in the field of physics as well as some frequently asked perplexing questions, explained to you by our director and lead tutor, Dr Sarah Crick.
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Tue 01, 2023
Artemis I - What did we learn?
On December 11th, the NASA-led Artemis I mission came to a successful end after a 25-day journey to the Moon and back. The Orion capsule, which is designed to transport the crew of future Artemis missions, splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Mexico. It is now being transported back to the […]
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Sat 12, 2022
Artemis - humans return to the Moon
It has been half a century since humans last walked on the Moon. But - in as little as three years' time - NASA's Artemis programme plans to return us there. Working in partnership with the European, Japanese and Canadian Space Agencies, the programme's long-term aim is to establish a permanent base on the Moon […]
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Wed 11, 2022
Hubble vs JWST Telescope – What’s the difference?
Space contains some of the most fascinating and exotic objects ever studied! From black holes to pulsars, exoplanets to supernovas, the cosmos is teeming with bodies which stretch our imaginations and our understanding of how the universe works. For the past 30 years or so, many of the most incredible discoveries humankind has made have […]
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Do stars really twinkle?
Thu 06, 2022
Do stars really twinkle?
We all know how the nursery rhyme goes and we all see that stars ‘twinkle’ if we catch a glimpse of them on a clear night, but do the stars themselves actually twinkle? In short, no. Distant stars appear to twinkle when we observe them from Earth. This is because the stars are so far […]
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