Fantastic Physics Valentines You Can Use To Woo
Francie Diep
at 07:53 AM Feb 12 2015
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I'm sure (P<0.0000003) I would fall for anyone who gave me one of these. The cards above are Valentines from Symmetry, a magazine published by Fermilab and SLAC, two particle-accelerator facilities based in the U.S. My favorite thing about the cards is that, just as there is matter and anti-matter in the universe, each of the Valentines comes matched with an anti-Valentine. So you can express the full range of emotions you need.
Like what you see? There are more cards over on Symmetry's website. Symmetry also hosts a PDF you can download and print, so you can give the cards out in person.
P.S. P<0.0000003 is, of course, the statistical certainty needed in physics to say you've discovered a particle.
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