Philip Chang (장충희)

@tovaholmes @UTKPhysAstro Also, in @ufphysics!

My muon collider mug became topologically linear. I guess I need to drill a hole in the bottom of the cup to make it useful again.

To my fellow physicists: Yes, this correctly depicts South Korea's average education level. nytimes.com/interactive/20…

Last physics talk by Nima Arkani-Hamed, and the message is clear: We have open questions in particle physics, and a muon collider is a tool unlike any other that can help us answer these questions

All the aurora posts feels like Universe is asking for more particle physics Universe: “Fellas. I got a fever! and the only prescription is more μ-bell!” Humans: “You got it, Universe.” [proceeds to collider more μ’s] @MuonCollider

A muon collider could revolutionize particle physics—if it can be built | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

@caridoesphysics Higgs is crying in H mart

particle i dislike: tau particle i think is overrated: W particle i think is underrated: muon particle i like: Z particle i trust: electron

Excited about #P5report and humbled by our community's show of excellence today. Grateful to be part of it. Thank you for your hard work, P5. To the Muon! 🚀🌑 Explore the #QuantumUniverse usparticlephysics.org/2023-p5-report/

THIS. IS. OUR. MUON. SHOT!

@dangaristo @theory_dad alphabet-on

@dangaristo @theory_dad we also have adj-on, noun-on, greek-on

Getting high on your own supply and ordering signs apparently doesn’t mix well

@dangaristo @theory_dad Higgs ∈ Personon

@theory_dad “Personon” sounds like some new, messed up addition to the Standard Model

@caridoesphysics I'd rather get annihilated like muon collisions

sure muons decay but don’t we all really

@theory_dad @MuonCollider 5th dimensional beings ordered the muon for us to build muon colliders

Nice article on a potential @MuonCollider it is amusing and exciting how the muon went from “who ordered that?” to possibly the best practical way for humanity to directly unlock nature’s secrets. You never know where fundamental research will lead which is why it’s so important!

One of the most interesting developments in particle physics over the past few years is the enthusiasm—and boy is there enthusiasm—around a potential muon collider, especially given that its prospects seemed over a decade ago. scientificamerican.com/article/partic…

I’ve been typing coffea so much that i type coffea when i mean coffee.

@Bami12345678 @R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd low temp phys can study interesting phenomena including SC. Cryogen is a common denominator. Naming the society just "SC" would be too restrictive. Quantum computing is an example of recent hot topics of cryogenics.

@sgnoohc @R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd I understand that there are already national research institutes involved in cryogenic conditions. If cryogenic and superconducting are different disciplines, I wonder why they are in one society. Anyway, never mind. I don't think it's very important.

@Bami12345678 @R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd They are not restricting to SC. Low temp physics on its own is a whole another field that may not involve SC.

@sgnoohc @R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd yes. but cryogenic is the cryogenic temperature of a superconductor, right?

@Bami12345678 @R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd Korean Low Temperature Superconductivity Society (x) -> Korean Society of Superconductivity and Cryogenics KSSC (o)

@R9TqYzz3Gta1Tcd the Korean Superconductivity Society(x) -> the Korean Low Temperature Superconductivity Society(o)

@HEPfeickert i feel ya

I've come to accept that as I was in high school (in the Midwest of the US) in the mid-to-late 2000's that my brain will automatically characterize any song as a banger if you arrange it in a pop punk style.

@dangaristo huh? o_O?

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