particles (nuclear physics)

"Nick and Sophie, two cousins from the United States, visit the European Organization for Nuclear Research and learn about the Large Hadron Collider. Throughout their tour, they chat about the mysteries of particle physics and the building blocks of matter"--Provided by publisher.

"Nick and Sophie, two cousins from the United States, visit the European Organization for Nuclear Research and learn about the Large Hadron Collider. Throughout their tour, they chat about the mysteries of particle physics and the building blocks of matter"--Provided by publisher.

"This book is the story of how protons were discovered, where our understanding of protons has led us, and what lies ahead"--Page 5.

Examines the world of warped, hidden dimensions that impact everything in the universe, explains how scientists are trying to prove the existence of these dimensions, and explores many unanswered questions related to the concept.

Presents a comprehensive history of the foundations and development of higher dimensions beyond conventional space and time.

A guide to particle physics that provides information on basic concepts, the development of modern particle theory, and particle accelerators, and profiles physicists studying and researching particle physics.

Looks at the telescopes, linear accelerators, particle accelerators, cloud chambers, and bubble chambers were developed and discusses the connection between astronomy and nuclear physics.

The author, a theoretical physicist, relates the story of his personal search to find the connections between nature's basic laws and the complexity and diversity of the natural world.

Describes the work of physicists John Bahcall and Ray Davis to find and discover the nature of neutrinos, ghostly particles with no electric charge that are essential to life on Earth.