The Origin of the Big Bang – Searching for the Beginning in a Sea of Particles
Tuesday, June 06, 2023, 6:30pm
Almost 14 billion years ago, our universe came into being. Like detectives, physicists are trying to combine their observations into a theory of the Big Bang. With today's knowledge, they can trace the evolution of the universe back to a few fractions of a second after the so-called Big Bang - the birth of the universe. With experiments at the Large Hadron Collider, LHC, at the world-famous CERN in Geneva, they hope to go even further into the past, and perhaps develop a theory that describes the Big Bang itself.
| Where? | Lecture Hall I | RWTH Main Building | Templergraben 55 |
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| Speaker | Prof. Robert Harlander Teaching and Research Department Theoretical Particle Physics, RWTH Aachen University |
| What? | Lecture and discussion |
| Organizer | RWTHextern in association with the Physics department |
| Entrance Fee | free of charge |
| Registration | not required |