Seventy years ago, we had taken fascinating steps forward in our conception of the Universe. Rather than living in a Universe governed by absolute space and absolute time, we lived in one where space and time were relative, depending on the observer. We no longer lived in a Newtonian Universe, but rather one governed by general relativity, where matter and energy cause the fabric of spacetime itself to curve.
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[Now] A leftover glow unlike any other — of neutrinos — has finally been seen.
“Two degrees above absolute zero was never so hot.”
The units have allowed students to engage in exciting content and learn new information and utilise thinking skills for various…
Trent Perry, Teacher