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This Week in the Universe: November 23rd – November 29th

By S.C. Kavassalis
Posted: November 30, 2010
Category: This Week In The Universe | Tagged ALICE, ATLAS, baryonic matter, Bianchi, Bin-Nun, Black Hole Entropy, black holes, Buzzi, CERN, CMS, dark energy, dark matter, Davoudiasl, duality, early universe, Eugenio Bianchi, experiment, geometry, heavy ions, lead, LHC, Loop Gravity, Lucchesi, Marinoni, matter, metric, Morrissey, non-baryonic matter, Peron, polymer physics, precession, Sigurdson, Tulin | Leave a comment
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