I often noticed (with my great surprise) that my kids seemed pleased every time I started talking about Standard Model and M-theory. Other people too, from different backgrounds and in different occasions, seemed to enjoy a trip (sometimes even a long one) through particles and dimensions: Physics, in other words, is not so boring, at least as long as you don't have to really study it.
The present documentary is very well-made (Director Mark Levison earned his PhD in Physics at Berkeley in 1983) and I enjoyed every frame of it. I found it even moving towards the end: who could possibly not cry when the mass of Higgs Boson is revealed? Throwing off the mask I will state what I really feel: QCD rules.
The present documentary is very well-made (Director Mark Levison earned his PhD in Physics at Berkeley in 1983) and I enjoyed every frame of it. I found it even moving towards the end: who could possibly not cry when the mass of Higgs Boson is revealed? Throwing off the mask I will state what I really feel: QCD rules.