The universe as seen by WMAP

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It is contended that a new era of precision cosmology is being ushered in by the work being produced by the Wilkinson Microwave Anisitropy Probe satellite, a joint initiative of Princeton University and NASA's Goddard Spaceflight Center. In WMAP's first year of operation it has succeeded in pinning down the majority of the constants of the universe to within a few percent.

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The new recycling universe

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A new possible description of the Universe that is infinite, eternal and recycles itself is presented, based on the new model of cosmology from the works of Paul J. Steinhardt of Princeton and Neil Turok of Cambridge.

United States, Steinhardt, Paul J., Turok, Neil

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The CERN LHC: a black hole factory?

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Answers to questions regarding black holes are presented. Included are the definition of a black hole, the size of a black hole and the minimum size of a black hole produced by an accelerator.

Switzerland, Observations, Black holes (Astronomy), European Organization for Nuclear Research

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