dark matter astro particle particle  Dark Matter


    Dark Matter Astro Particle Particle













Dark Matter Astro Particle Particle


Dark Matter

By observing galactic motions and from cosmology we know that there is a mass in the Universe that we cannot observe so far. It is called dark matter, as opposed to bright stars. It could be some kind of elementary particles.

Add to Newsvine Add to Reddit Add to Furl Add to Blinklist Add to Technorati Add to Digg Add to Del.icio.us


    Top: Science: Physics: Particle: Astro Particle: Dark Matter
See Also:

  • - An individual interpretation on the structure of the Universe.
  • - Theory and measurements of sizes of fluctuations of cosmic microwave background agree with omega=1 giving a strong evidence for dark matter.
  • - The concept of mirror matter is explained. Mirror matter could form a sizable fraction of the inferred dark matter.
  • - Very concise illustrated overview with links to relevant topics and sub-topics.
  • - The PICASSO project: A Dark Matter Search Experiment based on a Superheated Droplet Detector.
  • - A dark matter tutorial.
  • - Cryogenic Dark Matter Search; searching for WIMPs with large germanium crystal cooled to 20 mK.
  • - Experiment searching for dark matter with low activity scintillators in the Gran Sasso laboratories.
  • - An informative radio transcript of two scientists talking about dark matter.
  • - UK search for Galactic WIMP dark matter.
  • - Large-aperture Synoptic Survey Telescope ('Dark Matter Telescope'): proposed 8.4 m, 7 square-degree field telescope.
  • - Workshop in Aspen, June 19 - July 9, 2000.
  • - A brief popular science type introduction to the subject.
  • - Report (March 23/01) of astronomical evidence suggesting white dwarf stars are a potential source for dark matter. Findings also contribute to stellar evolution theory.
  • - Cryogenic Rare Event Search with Superconducting Thermometers; a search for dark matter in the Gran Sasso laboratories.
  • - Physics News Update.
  • - From Scientific American: Ask the Experts: Physics.
  • - From the Usenet Physics FAQ.
  • - Comprehensive description with links to detailed summaries, including plots, graphs and schematics.
  • - A lecture.
  • - The history of the discovery of dark matter in the Universe is reviewed. Emphasis on early work by Zwicky (1933), Smith (1936), Babcock (1939) and Oort (1940).
  • - A brief discussion on the semantics of mass, matter and weight.


Top


Home | About IAS | Web Design | Web Hosting | Promotion | Consulting | Support | Contact IAS

Copyright © 1995-2007 Internet Advertising Solutions, Inc.
Copyright Notice | Privacy Policy | Site Map | APR









  MySQL - Cache Direct sec.