This week @Sci_of_Steph and @PhysicsCakes are showcasing the finalists in #GreatPhysicsBakeOff!

Next week YOU get to vote for your favourite!

Here are today’s (a thread):

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A simple, yet elegant entry: "It's a mu-ffin!" says Barbara ( @bobbysartore).

More about the #StandardModel here https://home.cern/science/physics/standard-model
#ElementaryParticles #Chocolate

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@kerensharon1 has recreated Mars. Can you spot @MarsCuriosity? 

#InspiringScience #CountdownToMars

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Everyone loves π!

"Atoms in a metal form a lattice like the crust of this pie. Instead of strawberry rhubarb filling, free electrons fill in between metal ions" says @laurbarm

#InspiringScience

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Krutika @CatAstro_Piyush was inspired by #StellarNucleosynthesis. This is the Sun's interior showing the core and the convective cells in white and chocolate layers. https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sunearth/science/solar-anatomy.html

Beautiful! And delicious! :-)

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More π! This is @MTornago’s version of @CMSexperiment @CERN!

“Different flavours of jam represent ECAL and the muon detector. The tracker, magnet and steel yokes are made with pastry. You can see the cake before and after irradiation!”

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@ClaireLammon boldly baked a gingerbread @Space_Station! Docked around the centre are several instruments, including the Spitzer telescope.

What do you think, @astro_kate7 @astro_illini @astrovicglover @astro_soichi @kudSverchkov? 

#AwesomeEngineering