Sunday, November 14, 2010
Dark Matter - Interactive Forum from Scientific American
Check out the interactive discussion about dark matter, a favorite topic in modern physics, particularly in the astrophysics and particle physics fields. Dark matter is a generic term for anything that cannot be seen in the electromagnetic spectrum, but affects other objects gravitationally. This could be known matter such as neutrinos, neutron stars, brown dwarfs, or just unseen stars and galaxies. Or, it could be new forms of matter outside of the standard model in particle physics. There are names like WIMPS, MACHOS, axions, and others. Always a good time checking into cutting-edge ideas!
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