Mapping the Invisible Universe
If we mapped the universe, where would the limits of what we know lie? How we know what we know about the invisible universe?
If we mapped the universe, where would the limits of what we know lie? How we know what we know about the invisible universe?
The standard cosmological model explains how the universe evolved over time and allows us to reproduce the state of the universe at different times, with the margin of error getting smaller and sma
Quantum computing, what is it? Who is developing it? Alba Cervera will be in #Revolutionbanking to solve all the doubts that you may have about this topic.
Black holes, the most extravagant objects predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity, are regions of space whose enormous mass produces a singularity or "hole" in which gravity is so high
The second meeting of the "Tales of Italian Science in the World" travels to the frontier between quantum physics and cosmology, where the limits of the two great pillars of modern physics are meas
Talk about the exhibition displayed at the Museu monestir de Sant Cugat
Neutrinos are the most elusive elementary particles in nature: each second we are traversed by trillions of neutrinos, even though in our entire lifetime just one of them will interact with our bod