Article: What's new at the particle zoo; Supercollider may bring answers.(LOCAL NEWS)

Article: CD REVIEW: Particle Zoo bubbly pop bookended by ...
University Wire;  October 4, 2005 ;     531 words ... ... is the case with the new album from Particle Zoo. "Loneliness and Strangers," the ... release from the New Jersey-based Particle Zoo, is a hodgepodge of too many different ... result is confusing at best. While Particle Zoo's "Loneliness and Strangers" is ...

Article: CD REVIEW: New Jersey's Particle Zoo play ...
University Wire;  September 8, 2005 ;     589 words ... ... influenced Jeff DeVito, principal songwriter of the group Particle Zoo, is like saying that at one point in time Picasso thought ... other pseudo-MTV-created "rock" bands come to mind). Particle Zoo is more than just background sound for the frontman to lay ...

Article: The particle zoo.
Science News for Kids;  June 25, 2008 ;     628 words ... ... hypothetical," which means it might not even exist. If it does, it can go faster than the speed of light and travel back in time. No wonder some physicists refer to these--the smallest inhabitants of our universe--as their "particle zoo."

Article: More Rejects From The Particle Zoo.(FYI/Annals Of ...
Popular Science;  October 1, 2003 ;     523 words ...Byline: Gregory Mone Over the past decade, astronomers have become convinced that normal matter--stuff like atoms, electrons, and everything else we have ever observed--makes up only 4 percent of the universe. And the other 96 percent, you ask? Well, they're not so sure. Part of it is called dark

Article: Fermilab's king of quarks // As `particle zoo' ...
Chicago Sun-Times;  June 22, 1986 ;     700+ words ...((PHOTO CAPTION CONTINUED)) artificial lakes and more than 100 buffalo. MAP; see roll microfilm; ((CAPTION ENDS)) A two-foot stuffed doll that looks just like Albert Einstein stands on Leon Lederman's desk in his office atop the Fermilab atom smasher. "It's very authentic," Lederman says. "No

Article: Dark messengers; Astrophysics.
The Economist (US);  March 19, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... physicists to tidy up the rather arbitrary "standard model" of subatomic particles with which ... of partner particles to those of the standard model. These provide mathematical symmetry to the particle zoo (particle physicists love symmetry ...

Article: Model behaviour; Particle physics makes sense, but it assumes too ...
The Economist (US);  January 5, 2002 ;     700+ words ... ... the Standard Model. The Standard Model explains both everything ... all its shortcomings, the Standard Model is a triumph. It is the ... first ten microseconds. The particle zoo Twelve of the 17 Standard-Model particles are the ingredients ...