Dark Matter & Energy: Expanding Universe

Feb 23rd, 12 - 1 PM, DSC 169

Dark energy is the leading candidate for causing the accelerating expanding universe. Dr. Bharat Ratra will describe the astronomical data which persuade cosmologists that dark energy and dark matter exist.

Physics and Pizza

March 1st, 12 - 1 PM, DSC 143

This is an informal event for physics students to meet with and mingle with physics faculty. We'll have free pizza!

Physics Study Space

DSC 149

Our new physics study space is now open for all majors in DSC 149. This room has key card access, so use your MavCard to access the room and hang out with other physics majors.

Not on the list? Contact Katrina Washington to get added.

How are these giant stones moving? Physics professor Dr. Moore answers this question and talks about how science provides us with endless wonderment along with a process for making sure we don't delude ourselves. This was part of a series for KIOS Public Radio on Telling Science Stories.

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