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Extreme research in ultra-cold atoms and the riddles of the universe
See the scientists' experiments with superconductors and atomic clocks. Follow the researchers to CERN in the search of answers to the riddles of the universe. What did the universe consist of in the first milliseconds after the Big Bang 13.7 billion years ago?
Science film: Universe Of Physics 1-4
05. marts 2012
A thrilling journey with particle physicist Troels C. Petersen into The Universe Of Physics. The four episode series are directed towards high school students and people interrested in physics.
CERN - Power research in the mysteries of the Universe
07. februar 2011
It is the largest physics experiment in the world. Here, the highest temperatures in the Universe are produced and measured – and also some of the lowest temperatures in the magnets and the LHC ring.
ATLAS, the world’s biggest physics experiment
29. juli 2009
What did the universe look like right after the Big Bang 13.7 billion years ago? – and what is it that gives everything mass – or make it weigh something?
Superconductors at Atomic Level
29. juli 2009
The research centre PSI is one of the few places in the world where you can study elements on the very smallest level.
ESS Extreme materialresearch
28. juli 2008
One of the world’s most advanced research facilities: The European Spalation Source, ESS, will be built in the Oresund region near Lund.
ATOMIC PHYSICS: The ALICE Detector - Part 2
02. januar 2008
Follow the researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute in their work at CERN installing the extremely sensitive detector Alice.
ATOMIC PHYSICS: The ALICE Detector - Part 1
01. januar 2008
For four years the researchers from high-energy physics at the Niels Bohr Institute have been designing and building the detector.
