What is 96% of the universe made of?
Everything we see in the Universe, from an ant to a galaxy, is made up of ordinary particles. These are collectively referred to as matter, forming 4% of the Universe. Dark matter and dark energy are believed to make up the remaining proportion, but they are incredibly difficult to detect and study, other than through the gravitational forces they exert. Investigating the nature of dark matter and dark energy is one of the biggest challenges today in the fields of particle physics and cosmology.
The ATLAS and CMS experiments will look for supersymmetric particles to test a likely hypothesis for the make-up of dark matter.
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Is it possible to generate black holes here on earth? How about a miniature big bang? Read on and learn about some major scientific breakthroughs taking place right under your very feet. Due to the very complex nature of the topics within this blog, you woun´t see many pictures, but then, the meaning of the texts are very visual by themselves, so you can dream for yourself.
Enjoy, and be aroused.
Enjoy, and be aroused.