Dark and Messy Universe: How 1 Particle Might Light the Way

For the first time in history, man has a detailed accounting of what makes up the universe. Yet, 95 percent of the universe defies detection. Lawrence Livermore National Lab scientist Steve Asztalos explains how scientists have come to this understanding of the universe and what they think makes up about 25 percent of its mass. Series: Science on Saturday [11/2008] [Science] [Show ID: 15211]

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Education

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• science
• universe
• mass
• Lawrence
• Livermore
• National
• Lab

[JohnBigmon]

The lady at the front was boring people to tears

[physicalKinetics]

4:47

[m0llusk]

this galaxy has lint on it

[Zurround100]

that stupid butt ugly old hag needs to shut the hell up and let the real scientist do the talking god she is boring i hate boring people.

[scottprovost]

Experimental? Ugly!

[criticalzen]

I cannot express how bad the introduction is so not good.

God Bless Berkely and forget the inro-woman.

The speed of light is E=MC squared. as I understand it. Albert Einstein was not only a scientist, but a man who found love where he could.

His works were not recognized for 10 years at least.

For all the men that felt they were in charge of me or this world, they should know this: in my pespective, I have no regard for man's thoughts beyond science. I will always be a nerd/geek=Greek

[shamalbaba]

3:24 Cosmetology??

[keggerous]

space scientists......fuckin redicks