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A Brief History of Time - Stephen W. Hawking
Series of extracts from the book by this famous Mathematics Professor Emeritus discusses the nature of the universe.
www.generationterrorists.comAlien Planet Designer
Software replicating the general physics of stellar and planetary systems can help create models of other worlds. Perfect for sci-fi novelists.
www.cix.co.ukAlpha Magnetic Spectrometer
International collaboration to build an experiment to search in space for dark matter, missing matter and antimatter on the International Space Station.
ams.cern.chAPOD - Hubble's Constant And The Expanding Universe
Learn how conflicting results on the size of the Hubble Constant have been in evidence in recent years.
www.star.ucl.ac.ukBBCi News - Black hole On a Diet'
Article discusses the nature of the black hole at the centre of the galaxy on the basis of x-ray observations.
news.bbc.co.ukBBCi News - New Light on Dark Matter
View a model of the distribution of dark matter in part of the Universe, and read a discussion on new insights into the phenomenon.
news.bbc.co.ukBBCi Space - The Sun
Presents a tongue-in-cheek guide to the sun as a potential holiday destination, pointing out unmissable sights. Watch a video, play a game or follow further links.
www.bbc.co.ukBrief History of Cosmology, A
Briefly traces the history of cosmology from the Babylonians through to the present day and the Big Bang theory.
www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.ukCambridge Relativity - Black Holes
Provides an introduction to black holes, looks at evidence for their existence and critical phenomena.
www.damtp.cam.ac.ukChristian Kaiser - Gravitational lensing
University of Southampton lecturer explains how Einstein's theory of relativity predicts gravitational lensing of distant galaxies.
www.astro.soton.ac.uk
