Lecture Date: Tuesday, July 23rd. Debbie Bard, a staff scientist at SLAC and a member of the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology, delivered the July 23 SLAC Public Lecture, "The Dark Universe Through Einstein's Lens."
Bard's talk explains the phenomenon known as gravitational lensing and how astrophysicists use it to explore the 95 percent of the universe that remains unseen: dark matter and dark energy.
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Tuesday, 30 July 2013
Public Lecture—The Dark Universe Through Einstein's Lens
Libellés :
Astrophysics,
Gravitational lensing,
Gravity,
Lecture,
Relativity,
SLAC
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