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AskScience AMA Series: I work with the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, studying the building blocks of the universe. My new book is all about experimental oddities and how they effect our understanding of the universe. AMA!
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I'm Dr. Harry Cliff, a particle physicist who works with the LHC to answer some of the biggest and most mysterious questions of the universe. In my new book, SPACE ODDITIES, I explore mysterious anomalies in contemporary physics and profile the men and women who have staked their careers on them. Is that data just tricking us? Is there something weird happening in the cosmos? What can help us understand questions like:
- Why are stars flying away from us faster than we can explain?
- Could impossible particles emerging from beneath the Antarctic ice be clues to a new subatomic world?
- Why are fundamental particles of the universe behaving in that defy our current understanding?
I'm on at 8:00PM UK / 3PM ET, AMA!
Username: /u/Harry_V_Cliff
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