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A web site devoted to the structure of space-time, breakthroughs in the natural sciences and technology, fundamental questions and an archive of Starlab Research Laboratories, Brussels.

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Chris P. Duif
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      Space-time:
      A four-dimensional space used to represent the universe in the theory of relativity, with three dimensions corresponding to ordinary space and the fourth to time. Also known as space-time continuum.

      (definition at the GPB site).

      Space-time Selection:

    • Dark matter mapped [ Nature news ]

          First three-dimensional picture of elusive matter throws up mystery.

    • On the Absence of Cosmic Acceleration, John Middleditch  [astro-ph/0608386]

      ... there may be no cosmic acceleration effect in distant SNe.. (and hence no Dark Energy)

    • Is the physics within the Solar system really understood? C. Lämmerzahl, O. Preuss, H. Dittus [gr-qc/0604052]


    • Galaxy survey fails to add up  [PhysicsWeb]

      Astronomers are struggling to explain new data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and various ground-based telescopes that reveal there are four times more galaxies in the direction of gamma-ray bursts than there are in the direction of quasars...

    • Dark matter spied in galactic collision [Nature]

      Astronomers have found the strongest evidence so far that mysterious particles that don't interact with light are lurking throughout the Universe.

    • Physics in the Real Universe: Time and Spacetime, George F. R. Ellis (gr-qc/0605049).


    • On the Absence of Cosmic Acceleration  [astro-ph/0608386]

      ... there may be no cosmic acceleration effect in distant SNe.. (and hence no Dark Energy)

    • Vacuum Energy: Myths and Reality, G.E. Volovik (gr-qc/0604062).













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