Category: Physics

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Particle Physics Foundations of Dark Matter

An academic training lecture on Dark Matter given by an expert from CERN. Dark matter and dark energy cannot be explained within the standard model of particle physics. In this lecture the evidence for dark...

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What Is Time? – Michio Kaku

String Field Physicist Professor Michio Kaku will try and answer the question that many scientists, philosophers and free thinkers have asked and can never seem to answer: “What is time?” ”

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Making Sense of String Theory – Brian Greene

An introduction to ‘string theory’. Brian Greene explains how our understanding of the universe has evolved from Einstein’s notions of gravity and space-time to superstring theory, where minuscule strands of energy vibrating in 11...

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NASA Warp Drive Project

The only way Humans are really going to be able to explore the Universe is through technology like the ‘warp’ drive. Here we look at look at NASA’s research into warp drive technology.

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The Speed of Light Problem

An interesting look at relativity and what happens as we approach and travel at the speed of light. “PLEASE READ THIS before you post comment: 1. If you have the time, please listen to...

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The Illusion of Time

The deep sense we have of time passing from present to past may be nothing more than an illusion. Brian Greene takes us on the ultimate time-traveling adventure,

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Polarizing Planets

The Very Large Telescope on Mt Paranal, Chile,  will distinguish the polarized light of planet atmospheres from the light of their parent stars thereby offering a new planetary detection system. The new system will...

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The Orion Molecular Cloud

An infra red view of the Orion Molecular Cloud, and the Horsehead Nebular. As dark nebula, most of their true structure is hidden from visible light observations hence the need for using infra red...

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Swallowed By A Black Hole

This summer, the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way is getting ready to feast. A gas cloud three times the size of Earth is caught in its gravitational field and scientists...

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FERMI AT FIVE

In only five short years, the FERMI Space Telescope has observed and catalogued an astounding amount of phenomena, including some of the most high-energy events in our galaxy.  

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