SpaceLab imitations of the unobservable cosmos can be genuinely insightful Despite the obvious caveats, physicists are right to use fluids and other physical analogues to search for fresh insights about extreme cosmic phenomena, from black holes to the big bang Leader
SpaceWhat was the universe's first second like? These particles can tell us If we could detect them, cosmic neutrinos would paint a picture of the universe in the instant after it began. Physicist Martin Bauer has come up with a plan to do just that Features