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Physics Today was first published in May 1948, with a cover that featured an image of Robert Oppenheimer's famous hat. As you can see in this video, throughout the years the design of the cover and magazine has changed many times all while maintaining the high quality of content. To celebrate our newest design which debuted in January 2016, we're offering a special yearly subscription price to you, our Facebook fans: https://subs.physicstoday.org/PT/QuickOrder.aspx?PromotionCode=FB15 | Physics T

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1.9K views · 288 reactions | This incredible animation shows 20 protoplanetary disks: infant solar systems in which planets are forming. The images come from the ALMA array of radio telescopes and are detailed in 10 papers accepted for publication in Astrophysical Journal Letters. Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), Andrews et al.; N. Lira | Physics Today | Facebook

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