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2024: Proving to be a Landmark Year for Physics

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  The Breakthrough of Electron Neutrino Detection [  https://thedebrief.org/cern-physicists-report-first-direct-detection-of-electron-neutrinos-in-groundbreaking-experiment/  ] As a lifelong enthusiast of quantum and elementary particle physics, I am thrilled to share the exhilarating news from CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the Forward Search Experiment (FASER). This year has marked an extraordinary milestone with the first direct detection of electron neutrinos, one of the most elusive particles in the universe. Neutrinos, known for their near-zero mass and weak interactions with matter, come in three flavors: electron, muon, and tau neutrinos. Despite their abundance, detecting them has been a monumental challenge due to their elusive nature. However, this year, physicists have achieved the remarkable feat of directly detecting electron neutrinos, adding a significant piece to the puzzle of our understanding of the universe. Utilizing a specially designed tungsten detector p

Building a Relationship Map Using Oracle APEX no-code platform and Oracle Database 23 ai

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  I am active on social media platforms like X, LinkedIn, and Threads. I like understanding how influencer relationships can provide valuable insights into my networks and trends. With Oracle APEX and the power of Oracle Database 23ai, I have created a robust influencer map to visualize these relationships. This blog post will guide you through building a similar relationship map using Oracle APEX and open-source data or your own dataset. I will go over the brief steps and then follow up with the detailed ones. Step 1: Set Up Your Oracle APEX Environment Before creating the relationship map, ensure you have a working Oracle APEX environment. Create an Oracle APEX Workspace : Visit the  Oracle APEX workspace creation page  and follow the instructions to create a workspace. Log in to your newly created APEX workspace. Step 2: Load Open-Source Data For this example, we will use a Twitter dataset available on Kaggle. Download the Dataset : Go to  Kaggle’s Twitter Data  and download the dat