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UC IRVINE ASTRONOMERS’ SIMULATIONS SUPPORT DARK MATTER THEORY
Apr 9, 2014
Jorg Meyer is known among UC Irvine’s physical sciences as the man who can fix or craft any glass instrument the imagination can concoct. Meyer’s glass blowing extends over three generations, three…
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We know it’s there, but we don’t know what it is: this invisible stuff is dark matter. Scientists are fairly certain it dominates the cosmos, yet its ingredients Contrary to popular belief, Lorem…
Rebecca Riley remembers feeling drawn to the stars since she was less than three years old, when she — and this is her first memory — would go outside with her grandparents in Clay County, Alabama…
There are some problems in the field of mathematics that have been around for a long time, and which Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text. It has roots in a piece of…
Paata Ivanisvili, Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics, wants to know how to answer seemingly unanswerable questions. That’s why he applied for — and was just awarded — an NS …
Studying how stars are born in the time of coronavirus COVID-19 is editing our daily routines, even if you do not have the disease. Katy Rodriguez Wimberly is an astrophysicist in the Department of…