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A lab model of the early Universe
Can you model what happened in the early Universe in the laboratory? Yes, according to one group of physicists. A team at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom has used liquid helium and a magnetic field to build a finger-sized representation of the early cosmos. Their findings, published today in Nature Physics, could help string theorists to refine their models.
Can you model what happened in the early Universe in the laboratory? Yes, according to one group of physicists. A team at Lancaster University in the United Kingdom has used liquid helium and a magnetic field to build a finger-sized representation of the early cosmos. Their findings, published today in Nature Physics, could help string theorists to refine their models.
Source: Nature
Posted on: Sunday, Dec 23, 2007, 4:36pm
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Posted on: Sunday, Dec 23, 2007, 4:36pm
Views: 1441
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