Making the Stuff of The Big Bang

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Researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory will try to duplicate the big bang by forcing gold nuclei to collide and melt into primordial building blocks at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider superconducting racetrack. The building blocks will be held together by quarks and the gluons which produce quark-gluon plasma form of matter which generates all normal matter. The atoms will travel at almost the speed of light, at temperatures a billion times warmer than the sun's surface.

New York, Research, Analysis, Usage, Big bang theory, Gluons, Long Island (New York), United States. Department of Energy. Brookhaven National Laboratory, Matter, Heavy ion collisions

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Database Protection: Is It Broken and Should We Fix It?

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It is not clear that the benefits of statutory protection of databases under the proposed Collections of Information Antipiracy Act outweigh the costs. The law would create difficulties for academic and government creators of large scientific databases and could prompt a more to commercialization of these databases.

United States, Laws, regulations and rules, Copyright, Copyrights, Protection and preservation, Databases

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