The dark universe
It’s a sobering thought: all the matter that has ever been detected accounts for a mere 4.9% of the Universe. Most of the cosmos is the dark universe, a mix of dark matter and dark energy. Both have so far proved impenetrable puzzles, but physicists young and old are intent on changing that.
For more on the dark universe from nature.com, see: nature.com/subjects/particle-astrophysics
Free full access
Nobel laureates in their own words
From the tiniest known particles to the enormous Universe, Nobel laureates tell tales of physics to blow your mind. In this series of animations, Nobel prize-winning scientists talk about their work on light, time, matter, and the universe. Recorded at the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
Big box, small box, light-filled box with Serge Haroche
Tick-tock cold cold clock with Bill Phillips
