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Shedding light on dark matter - Patricia Burchat
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Shedding light on dark matter - Patricia Burchat

 


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as a particle physicist I study the as a particle physicist I study the elementary<00:00:18.720> particles<00:00:19.439> and<00:00:19.600> how<00:00:19.760> they elementary particles and how they elementary particles and how they interact<00:00:20.359> on<00:00:20.480> the<00:00:20.600> most<00:00:20.800> fundamental<00:00:21.320> level interact on the most fundamental level interact on the most fundamental level for<00:00:22.160> most<00:00:22.320> of<00:00:22.480> my<00:00:22.640> research<00:00:23.080> career<00:00:23.720> I've<00:00:23.880> been for most of my research career I've been for most of my research career I've been using<00:00:24.439> accelerators<00:00:25.080> such<00:00:25.240> as<00:00:25.400> the<00:00:25.519> electron using accelerators such as the electron using accelerators such as the electron accelerator<00:00:26.439> at<00:00:26.560> Stanford<00:00:26.960> University<00:00:27.480> just accelerator at Stanford University just accelerator at Stanford University 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the you okay me the planets the Stars the galaxies<00:01:02.760> the<00:01:02.840> ordinary<00:01:03.280> matter<00:01:03.640> makes<00:01:03.840> up galaxies the ordinary matter makes up galaxies the ordinary matter makes up only<00:01:04.360> a<00:01:04.519> few<00:01:04.799> percent<00:01:05.280> of<00:01:05.400> the<00:01:05.560> content<00:01:05.920> of<00:01:06.040> the only a few percent of the content of the only a few percent of the content of the universe<00:01:08.080> almost<00:01:08.320> a<00:01:08.479> quarter<00:01:09.000> or universe almost a quarter or universe almost a quarter or approximately<00:01:09.600> a<00:01:09.720> quarter<00:01:10.400> of<00:01:10.560> the<00:01:10.680> matter<00:01:10.960> in approximately a quarter of the matter in approximately a quarter of the matter in the<00:01:11.200> universe<00:01:11.759> is<00:01:11.920> stuff<00:01:12.159> that's<00:01:12.400> Invisible the universe is stuff that's Invisible the universe is stuff that's Invisible 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is concentrated in the middle<00:01:55.159> of<00:01:55.280> the<00:01:55.479> Galaxy<00:01:56.479> this<00:01:56.759> huge<00:01:57.320> mass<00:01:57.640> of middle of the Galaxy this huge mass of middle of the Galaxy this huge mass of all<00:01:58.000> these<00:01:58.280> Stars<00:01:59.280> keeps all these Stars keeps all these Stars keeps stars<00:02:01.000> in<00:02:01.240> circular<00:02:01.799> orbits<00:02:02.479> in<00:02:02.600> the<00:02:02.799> Galaxy stars in circular orbits in the Galaxy stars in circular orbits in the Galaxy so<00:02:03.680> we<00:02:03.799> have<00:02:03.960> these<00:02:04.119> stars<00:02:04.439> going<00:02:04.680> around<00:02:04.880> in so we have these stars going around in so we have these stars going around in circles<00:02:05.479> like<00:02:05.680> this<00:02:06.240> as<00:02:06.320> you<00:02:06.439> can<00:02:06.600> imagine circles like this as you can imagine circles like this as you can imagine even<00:02:07.079> if<00:02:07.159> 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are far further out here okay so<00:02:19.560> what<00:02:19.680> you<00:02:19.760> would<00:02:20.040> expect<00:02:20.560> is<00:02:20.680> that<00:02:20.800> if<00:02:20.920> you so what you would expect is that if you so what you would expect is that if you measured<00:02:22.080> the<00:02:22.440> orbital<00:02:22.959> speed<00:02:23.360> of<00:02:23.519> the<00:02:23.800> stars measured the orbital speed of the stars measured the orbital speed of the stars that<00:02:24.640> they<00:02:24.720> should<00:02:24.920> be<00:02:25.120> slower<00:02:25.680> on<00:02:25.800> the<00:02:25.959> edges that they should be slower on the edges that they should be slower on the edges than<00:02:26.640> on<00:02:26.800> the<00:02:27.080> inside<00:02:28.080> in<00:02:28.239> other<00:02:28.400> words<00:02:28.680> if<00:02:28.800> we than on the inside in other words if we than on the inside in other words if we measured<00:02:29.319> speed<00:02:29.840> as<00:02:29.920> a<00:02:30.000> 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