This ain't no jive, particle physics rap is a hit

Sep 01, 2008

(AP) -- Who says science doesn't turn people on? Kate McAlpine is a rising star on YouTube for her rap performance - about high-energy particle physics. Her performance has drawn a half-million views so far on YouTube.



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not rated yet Sep 02, 2008
I looked at this article expecting to find a link to the YouTube video. Well, here it is for anyone interested.

The Large Hadron Rap:

http://www.youtub...U-wFSqt0

Good Stuff. Not since Carl Sagan has video popularized the leading edge of physics this well.

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