Xplore the world of physics and astronomy with scientists from the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen. Join the researchers in the arctic cold in Greenland, in their quest to discover the mysterious Universe, missions to Mars and in the world’s largest particle accelerator in CERN.
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The Ice and Climate research team at Niels Bohr Institute at the University of Copenhagen has led the NordGRIP project, which drilled a column of ice core all the way from the top of the inland ice through more than 3 kilometers of ice – down to the bottom. The ice contains information about past climates, something that has gained an entirely new significance – in the determination of the geological ages of the Earth. For the ice can answer a geological question that nobody else has been able to answer before – that is to establish the precise time that the last glacial period ended and the warmer present-day climate began. The Niels Bohr Institute - ScienceXplorer.org
The physics students at the Niels Bohr Institute are now being taught in a whole new way, which has given fantastically good results. The traditional form of teaching with lectures in large auditoriums is being supplemented with physics experiments, where the students themselves work with the experiments. This has resulted in a very high pass rate. Produced by: The Niels Bohr Institute / ScienceXplorer.org Duration: 11 minutes 59 seconds Language: English Format: 720p HD
Follow the researchers from the Niels Bohr Institute in their work at CERN installing the extremely sensitive detector that will catch particles at millionths of a nanometre to solve the mysteriums of our gigantic Universe. Produced by: The Niels Bohr Institute / ScienceXplorer.org Duration: 13 minutes 20 seconds Language: English Format: 720p HD
For the last four years, high energy nuclear physicists from the Niels Bohr Institute have been designing and building a detector that will resolve some of the mystery about the origin of the Universe – the creation of matter and the fundamental forces of physics. Produced by: The Niels Bohr Institute / ScienceXplorer.org Duration: 10 minutes 20 seconds Language: English Format: 720p HD
By scrutinizing images from the Hubble Ultra Deep Field – the deepest images of the sky ever made – researchers have gained fascinating new insights into the distant universe. Knowledge about our cosmic roots. Produced by: The Niels Bohr Institute / ScienceXplorer.org Duration: 7 minutes 20 seconds Language: English Format: 720p HD
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