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Saturday Morning Physics | Searching for Dark Matter with Antimatter
Ilias Cholis, Assistant Professor (Oakland University Physics)
Antimatter cosmic ray measurements can advance our understanding of high-energy astrophysical phenomena in our own Galaxy. Over the last...
Saturday Morning Physics | Rare Events in the Short Happy Lives of Muons and Kaons
Myron Campbell, Professor (U-M Physics)
As our understanding of the building blocks of matter and how they interact has increased, particle physicists have turned their attention...
Saturday Morning Physics | From Tiny to Huge and Something in Between: Exploring the Universe of Neutrinos, Magnets and Galaxies
Graduate students Lu Chen, Rory Fitzpatrick, and Noah Weaverdyck (U-M Physics)
The Elusive Neutrino...
Saturday Morning Physics | Update on Physics from the LHC
Thomas Schwarz, Professor (U-M Physics)
The quest to understand fundamental particles and forces in our Universe with the world's largest particle accelerator.
Saturday Morning Physics | On the Shore of the Cosmic Ocean
Thomas H. Zurbuchen, Associate Administrator for NASA Science
The surface of the Earth is the shore of the cosmic ocean. On this shore, we've learned most of what we know. Recently, we've waded a little...
Saturday Morning Physics | Why Physicists in Search of Dark Matter are Building the Most Sensitive Radios Ever Made
Ben Safdi, Professor (U-M Physics)
Most of the "stuff" in our own Galaxy and the Universe as a whole is known to be in a form of a mysterious substance called dark matter. One...
