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Adam Bowman

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By Josh Fischman Verified
| Scientific American Verified
Quick Facts Adam Bowman 30 Biophysics Salk Institute for Biological Studies Adam Bowman comes from a family of tinkerers. One grandfather worked on the engines of tractors and cars. The other had a boat, which Bowman worked on with him, and they also built radio-controlled model airplanes together.
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Questioning everything

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By Josh Fischman Verified
| Scientific American Verified
Where did stars, and light itself, come from? Is there a hidden sector of particles and forces called “dark energy” affecting the cosmos? “Most of the matter in our universe is invisible,” write Tracy R. Slatyer and Tim M. P. Tait in this special edition. Slatyer is an astroparticle physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Tait is a high-energy particle physicist at the University of California, Irvine. They've been looking for the bulk of the universe for a long time—and missing it.
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Questioning everything

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By Josh Fischman Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Questioning everything “Most of the matter in our universe is invisible,” write Tracy R. Slatyer and Tim M. P. Tait in this special edition. Slatyer is an astroparticle physicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Tait is a high-energy particle physicist at the University of California, Irvine. They’ve been looking for the bulk of the universe for a long time—and missing it. “We can measure the gravitational pull of this ‘dark matter,’” they say in this article.
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