Knowledge magazine-11. 2022
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Dark matter is a strange substance. On the one hand, cosmologists, astrophysics are sure that it represents 84.5% of the substance in the universe, on the other hand, no one can say what it consists of. Its presence is judged only by indirect signs, but they recognize: without it, the universe would not be just different - unsuitable for life.
Dark matter deserves a big conversation. Too much is known about her. And too much is unknown. In one article or interview, the most important thing is not to fit. It is no coincidence that the main theme of the present - November number is dedicated to her.
Our interlocutor Igor Ivanovich Tkachev, Russian astrophysicist and specialist in the field of physics of elementary particles, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Head of the Department of Experimental Physics of the Institute of Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The fact that the particles of dark matter are heavy neutrinos? (And what else is the particles?! How do they differ from ordinary neutrinos? And what else are there hypotheses? And which one seems most believable? Questions, questions ..)
A thorough conversation with academician Tkachev was led by Igor Kharichev
Dark matter deserves a big conversation. Too much is known about her. And too much is unknown. In one article or interview, the most important thing is not to fit. It is no coincidence that the main theme of the present - November number is dedicated to her.
Our interlocutor Igor Ivanovich Tkachev, Russian astrophysicist and specialist in the field of physics of elementary particles, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Head of the Department of Experimental Physics of the Institute of Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences. The fact that the particles of dark matter are heavy neutrinos? (And what else is the particles?! How do they differ from ordinary neutrinos? And what else are there hypotheses? And which one seems most believable? Questions, questions ..)
A thorough conversation with academician Tkachev was led by Igor Kharichev
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Magazines & Encyclopedia
ISBN:
ISBN:903669
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