The famous Bell's inequality of quantum mechanics has been tested in a high-energy particle physics experiment for the first time. The inequality was violated by three standard deviations in experiments with B mesons at the KEK laboratory in Japan

Recent problems with submitted papers to arXiv.org have raised question about the upload process

This article, in the novemeber issue of Physics Today, is a review of the develompment and prospects in this field.

Astronomers from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) have made the most precise measurement to date of the cosmic clustering of galaxies and dark matter, refining our understanding of the structure and evolution of the Universe.

This new design of the GFIF is still in construction. It is powered by TikiWiki.org, an open-source Content Management System (CMS) and Groupware. Depending of your comments it should be the new GFIF official site.

An infinite Universe would contain waves of all sizes. The WMAP did not see any very large waves at the 0.02% level. Here is a possible explanation for these observations. And one article in spanish about this.

A Russian and two Americans, one originally from Russia and one from England, won the Nobel Prize in Physics yesterday for their insights on how electricity can flow through some materials without resistance and some fluids can flow without friction. Cached version and Official Page

The BBC is reporting that The first phase of an ambitious computing network designed to handle huge amounts of data (15000 TB per year) has been launched.

Interactions.org is designed to serve as a central resource for communicators of particle physics. The site is updated daily with news, information, images and links from the world of particle physics

The EPDS site have been officially announced today. Now science students have a place to submit their works. See more info here (In Spanish).