Nuclear Theoretical Physics

  • Higgs boson cartoon

    higgs boson signature discovered - cartoon

    Higgs boson cartoon
    The Higgs boson is popularly known as the God particle

    The large hadron collider at CERN is searching for the Higgs boson, a subatomic particle that is in theory responsible for giving the phenomenon of mass to other particles (and thus to everything in the universe that has mass).

    Cartoon showing the discovery of the signature of the Higgs boson, Higgs particle or God particle as it is popularly known in the press.

    Cartoon reference number: hig131
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  • The search for the Higgs boson (God particle) – cartoon

    search for higgs boson

    Cartoon about finding the Higgs boson (or God particle).

    The large hadron collider at CERN is searching for the Higgs boson, a subatomic particle that is in theory responsible for giving the phenomenon of mass to other particles (and thus to everything in the universe that has mass).

    Cartoon showing the discovery of the Higgs boson, Higgs particle or God particle as it is popularly known in the press.

    Cartoon drawn: 2011
    Cartoon reference number: hig002
  • Was Einstein wrong? Cartoon – can neutrinos travel faster than light?

    Faster than light time travel cartoon

    Neutrino cartoon
    Faster than light travel cartoon
    Time travel cartoon

    A cartoon about the announcement that neutrinos may be capable of traveling faster than the speed of light, disproving Einstein’s theory of relativity (which states that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light).
    Einstein and the Theory of Relativity have been questioned recently due to the reported observation of neutrinos travelling faster than light – a phenomenon that is impossible under Einstein’s theory – in experiments carried out by the Opera collaboration (short for Oscillation Project with Emulsion (T)racking Apparatus). The experiments have been done several times with similar results

    A strip cartoon related to faster than light travel, neutrinos, e=mc squared wrong, e=mc2 wrong, CERN, the Large Hadron Collider, LHC, e=mc squared flawed

    Cartoon drawn: 2011
    Reference number: ein191
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  • Science Cartoon. Theoretical physics cartoon

    String Theory Cartoon. A scientist trying to find the answer to the question - How long is a piece of string?

    Science cartoon
    String Theory Cartoon

    A cartoon showing a theoretical physicist writing equations on a blackboard. He is trying to answer one of the fundamental questions in theoretical physics – How long is a piece of string?

    A cartoon about string theory, superstrings, superstring theory, nature of the universe, structure of reality, subatomic physics, nuclear physics, theory of everything.

    Cartoon reference number: nuc001
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  • Einstein cartoon: theory of relativity wrong?

    Einstein cartoon - theory of relativity flawed

    A cartoon showing a flaw in Einstein’s Theory of Relativity

    Scientists standing on a mathematical model of space-time (or analogy to space-time), with a crack appearing in the model.
    Einstein’s Theory of Relativity has recently (2012) been questioned due to the reported observation of neutrinos travelling faster than the speed of light – a phenomenon that is impossible under Einstein’s theory. The observations are probably wrong

    The cartoon is related to CERN, the Large Hadron Collider, faster than light travel, neutrinos, e=mc squared
    Cartoon drawn: 2009
    Cartoon reference number: ein001
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  • Large Hadron Collider Cartoon – LHC cartoon

    Large Hadron Collider cartoon

    Large Hadron Collider cartoon
    LHC cartoon

    A cartoon about the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN. The collider wss being used in the search for the Higg’s boson or ‘God Particle’.

    The cartoon shows a hypothetical gift of a kaleidoscope in the research centre’s gift shop at CERN.
    The end of the kaleidoscope resembles the radiating spokes of the LHC, hence the Large Hadron Colliderscope.

    A cartoon about merchandizing subatomic particle physics, merchandising science.
    Drawn: 2009
    Cartoon reference number: qua001
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