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Zuluaga and Ferrin calculation of the meteor orbit

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 27 de Feb, 2013 23:16 -05 (2186 Lecturas)

about The Chelyabinsk Meteoroid from a team of Instituto de Física at Universidad de Antioquia, is generating headlines in the media around the world. Below a compilation of some of them

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El lado oscuro

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 17 de Nov, 2011 19:16 -05 (1027 Lecturas)

Video conversatorio en el parque explora: http://goo.gl/zH80X

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AMS-02 is on

Por: System Administrator En: Lun 23 de Mayo, 2011 22:58 -05 (1149 Lecturas)

From ResonAAnces

:

AMS-02 is up and running, and first events have already been twitted to the Earth. AMS is a full fledged particle detector attached to the ISS whose goal is to measure the cosmic ray spectra.

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Invisible dark matter

Por: System Administrator En: Jue 12 de Mayo, 2011 23:37 -05 (1300 Lecturas)

The first dark matter model that will survive when the other dark matter models will be shown to be false, have been formulated by Carlos Yaguna, a former undegraduate student of our Group: http://goo.gl/FnxI8

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Lanzamiento de transbordador Endeavour en 0...

Por: System Administrator En: Dom 08 de Mayo, 2011 01:28 -05 (876 Lecturas)

Esta misión tiene el propósito de trasladar a la Estación Espacial Internacional un módulo experimental, el espectrómetro magnético Alpha 2 para profundizar en los misterios de la antimateria y la naturaleza de la materia oscura.

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What the universe is made of?

Por: System Administrator En: Lun 22 de Nov, 2010 12:50 -05 (982 Lecturas)

Scientists hope that the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer will lend important insights into what makes up the universe. NYT article

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A limit on the variation of the speed of light arising from quantum gravity effects

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 30 de Oct, 2009 12:12 -05 (2086 Lecturas)

It is the title of the Nature article

(Arxiv:0908.1832

) from the Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope

collaboration about the reconstruction of the gamma-ray burst GRB090510, observed on May 10, 2009. Their results disfavour quantum-gravity theories, in which the quantum nature of space–time on a very small scale linearly alters the speed of light.

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Registro Calificado Programa de Astronomía

Por: System Administrator En: Vie 05 de Dic, 2008 03:44 -05 (1787 Lecturas)

De Jorge Zuluaga: Tengo el gusto de anunciarles que según informaciones provistas por el Ministerio de Educación Nacional el Programa de Pregrado en Astronomía que fue puesto a consideración del Ministerio para su aprobación y registro el pasado mes de septiembre de 2008, recibió en Resolución 8371 del 20 de Noviembre de 2008 el Registro Calificado. La decisión del Ministerio permite que la Universidad de Antioquia pueda empezar a ofrecer el programa a los nuevos aspirantes a partir del año 2009. El Programa de Pregrado será ofrecido como otra carrera más del Instituto de Física de la misma Universidad. La acreditación de alta calidad de la Universidad de Antioquia, sumado al prestigio del que goza el Instituto de Física y la Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales y la preparación rigurosa de la propuesta que se llevo al Ministerio son seguramente las razones centrales de este logro.

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DAMA/LIBRA claims to see Dark matter

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 16 de Abr, 2008 15:25 -05 (1190 Lecturas)

Today

, at the conference NO-VE (IV International Workshop on neutrino oscillations) in Venice, collaboration DAMA/LIBRA

claimed to see Dark Matter (DM) interactions in their detector. The results however are controversial

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Gravity Probe B, Scheduled for April 17

Por: En: Dom 04 de Abr, 2004 01:33 -05 (1591 Lecturas)

Gravity Probe B

is the relativity gyroscope experiment being developed by NASA and Stanford University to test two extraordinary, unverified predictions of Albert Einstein's general theory of relativity

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