An elementary particle collision never before observed
11 August 2014 Physics Today – An elementary particle collision never before observed
An elementary particle collision never before observed Read More »
11 August 2014 Physics Today – An elementary particle collision never before observed
An elementary particle collision never before observed Read More »
8 August 2014 Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory – A Possible Signal from Dark Matter?
A Possible Signal from Dark Matter? Read More »
7 August 2014 Phys.org – Hunt for dark matter takes physicists deep below earth’s surface, where WIMPS can’t hide
Hunt for dark matter takes physicists deep below earth’s surface, where WIMPS can’t hide Read More »
7 August 2014 The Guardian – Life & Physics in pictures
Life & Physics in pictures Read More »
6 August 2014 Phys.org – Massive neutrinos may not bring about cosmological concordance after all
Massive neutrinos may not bring about cosmological concordance after all Read More »
1 August 2014 Science Mag – Fermi establishes classical novae as a distinct class of gamma-ray sources
Fermi establishes classical novae as a distinct class of gamma-ray sources Read More »
30 July 2014 Institute of High Energy Physics – JUNO International Collaboration established
JUNO International Collaboration established Read More »
30 July 2014 Fermilab – Giant electromagnet completes its journey, moves into its new home at Fermilab
Giant electromagnet completes its journey, moves into its new home at Fermilab Read More »
29 July 2014 Science since the start has tried to apply patterns of order on reality. In fact, it is well known that the word cosmos denotes “order or pattern” in ancient Greek, and had an aesthetic meaning at the root for instance of what we still call “cosmetics”. The ancient commentators say that Pythagoras was the
Squaring the Circle: An Intuitive Solution of the Impossible Read More »
28 July 2014 The Astronomer’s Telegram – Discovery of Very High Energy Gamma-Ray Emission From Gravitationally Lensed Blazar S3 0218+357 With the MAGIC Telescopes