Theoreticalphysics Stories

An acid trip. Fun, right? All Lissa wanted was to show Caden that she wasn't as good as he thought, and maybe hallucinate about dragons in the kitchen or grinning cats in Wonderland. Little did she know she would start liking a new band, wanting to fly, thinking deep thoughts about theoretical physics, and admitting her feelings to the guy who's sure to crush them. Side note: I've never done acid or any type of drugs so I had to do a lot of research for this short story and I hope it's realistic.

This book is just a series of the most memorable quotes from the Big Bang Theory. Enjoy!!! :P

this is where I put my random science related thoughts, and, boy, do I have a lot of those.. I am NOT a specialist in any scientific fields. I am merely a guy, who is very interested in scientific topics.

Dr. Elizabeth Sigyn is one of the most promising scientists of her generation. With a bright future, and possibly a Nobel prize ahead, she has everything set out before her. She had always planned and accounted for everything she wanted in life. She didn't plan to lose everything- Her job. Her colleagues. Her tenure. Her fiancé. Everything she held dear. It wasn't her plan to move to California- to be neighbors with Dr. Sheldon Cooper. It was never her plan to fall in love. Maybe the unexpected can turn out to be much better than what was plotted out.

In the April issue of The Next Truth we spotlight planetary, extraterrestrial and human evolution whereby Professor Steven C. Hayes provides us the insight in the evolution of consciousness, we join Nick Pope as he explains why conspiracy theories are an important part of contemporary belief, Prof. L. Coolidge & Prof. T. Wynn are proposing a stunning theory in how our dreams changed our evolution and an in-depth interview with Dr. Brian Sharpless in where we discuss his books, what it is that ravages our dreams and this horrifying disorder Cataplexy. Also in this issue; Dr. Steven M. Greer on extraterrestrial intelligence being hostel or not, the publisher of PUG magazine Chad Wilson explores the scientific methods of the borderlands, Professor Sian Halcrow let us peer in the DNA analyzes of Atacama mummy, Warwick University discloses new research of the first confirmed example of a double star system and Theoretical and Helio-physicists tickle our brain with Out-Of-The-Box thoughts concerning FBR's.

In the December issue of The Next Truth time travel specialist Prof. Ronald L. Mallett weighs in on the stunning science and technologies of time travel, Prof. Lihong Wang elucidate how the world's fastest camera can capture the speed of light, Dr. Andreea Font explains her eye-opening research what has the prospect of scaffolding a hidden cosmic web MPI for Radio Astronomy let us peer at the birth of the Universe and the author Tony Damian reveals his personal experience about a forbidden romance during medieval times Also in this issue: Prof. Harry Hoster is discussing the challenging opportunities of how chemicals can reduce climate change, we spotlight PRI-UK's paranormal researcher Ellie Maybanks, dimensional researchers Nick and Andy are applying AI to the foggy realms of the unknown, Michelle Feder is describing the mind-blowing history of Alchemy, DESY aims its UV-satellite to Black Holes and DARPA gives us a deeper insight into the evolution of computers

You're the only girl in your physics class. You feel as though the professor won't recognize your capabilities because you are a woman. A German-Jewish guy named Albert Einstein is the only one to score a somewhat similar percentage on the exam. [Herr Einstein, meet Y/N!]