Big Picture Science – Moving Right Along: Bill Phillips

by Gary Niederhoff on August 18, 2014

Moving Right Along – Bill Phillips
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Part 4 of Moving Right Along, featuring Bill Phillips, Nobel Prize-winning physicist at Joint Quantum Institute, a partnership between the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the University of Maryland, explaining how atoms don’t stop moving, making it difficult to attain a temperature of absolute zero.
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