Posts Tagged ‘dark matter’
Today’s physics news: Mars ‘has life’s building blocks’ and more
Today’s physics news: Mars ‘has life’s building blocks’, Dark Matter crisis averted and how to make a material that shrinks when stretched
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Today’s physics news: Friday, 29 October 2010
Our galaxy may contain billions of planets with the same mass as Earth and hints of lightweight dark matter particle found in space
Today’s physics news: Monday, 26 July 2010
Academies will leave pupils ‘unprepared for modern life’, say critics The Campaign for Science and Engineering argues the coalition’s education reforms will lead to inadequate teaching of English, maths and science Guardian Dark matter hunt eyes deeper home Scientists are looking to relocate an underground experiment searching for dark matter to an even deeper [...]
Today’s physics news: Tuesday, 22 June
The hunt for the God particle We have all heard of ‘dark matter’. But what about dark galaxies, dark planets – even dark people? The Guardian reports on the new holy grail of physics. Guardian Topological quintet bags Europhysics prize Five physicists who brought us the quantum spin-Hall effect and topological insulators have [...]
