#37 Compliment

Bc+ particles are B mesons made of a c (charmed) quark and a b (bottom or beauty) antiquark, so it is a meson that has a quantum number for 'charm' and for 'beauty'. Aren't they appropiate? The nicest kind of particle! I'll totally date them. For more information check Wikipedia.
This one is for a very special philosopher ;)

#36 Flavour

Because no, angular momentum, spin or principal quantum numbers are not enough to describe particles. Physicist need MOAR and to describe quarks it is necessary to define a NEW ONE, and, sure, why not say... flavour quantum number? Because, of course, quarks are tasty and you can differenciate them by the way they sweeten your coffee. Other day, we can talk about colours... because they're also colored you know. Read more.

#35 Wormhole

I'm so sorry for the total lack of new comics this last two months, but I've been in my examn period and I've been too busy studying to even think of new ideas for Dinger. Joyfully, I did today my last exam and I'M FREE AGAIN, so I can start to upload new adventures much more often. The next one indeed is coming soon probably between tonight and tomorrow. Again so sorry to all the people that has been waiting for so long. But good news, the cat is back!

#34 Brains

A couple weeks ago I watched a movie recorded in CERN installations by Phd students in where higgs radiation turned people into a superposition of dead and alive. YES, ZOMBIES. The movie is pretty well made and it satisfaces all of my geekness. You can watch the full movie here.
So here we have a very angry zombie Schrödinger's cat that wants brainsssss. Specially Erwin Schrödinger's one.

#33 Dirac Mood

Paul Dirac had a very quiet and taciturn nature. His colleages in Cambridge even defined an unit, the "dirac", which represents the minimun amount of words that can be spoken on a conversation. Thoroughly, a word per hour. If you want to know more about Dirac, hey, you just have to search for him in Wikipedia.

This joke came to me after a conversation with my dear friend Paloma (a.k.a Palomeision) in which we both were particularly... monosyllabic. Then, after a long silence, she said to me 'feeling Dirac today?'. I laughed a lot.

#32 Pauli's

This one is for my classmate Jorge, who had the idea.

Pauli's exclusion principle establishes that two identical fermions can't be found in the same quantum state at the same time.

#31 Fibonacci