Lecture 1: Dark Matter, The Problem
Just as particle physicists were converging on their powerful and apparently comprehensive understanding of matter, astronomers and cosmologists discovered that there’s much more. In fact, “normal” matter – the kind that goes into chemistry, biology, all forms of engineering and most of astrophysics – makes only ~ 4% of the universe by weight. I’ll discuss the evidence and describe the (few) known properties of "dark matter" and "dark energy"

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Lecture 2 - Physics Computation and information

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Axions and the Dark Matter Problem | Prof. Frank Wilczek

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Why we have not discovered dark matter: A theorist’s apology

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Dark Matter Decay? - Roger Penrose

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Is Dark Matter the Wrong Idea? | World Science Festival

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What is Dark Matter and Why Does it Matter?

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A Beautiful Question | Frank Wilczek | Talks at Google

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Dark matter: the next frontier – Public lecture by Dr. David E. Kaplan

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“I Don’t Care About Your Theory of Everything!” Sabine Hossenfelder (249)

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The Physics of Dark Matter - Lecture 1

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Can We Test Quantum Gravity? | World Science Festival

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What is Reality? - with Frank Wilczek

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The Dark Energy Delusion | Claudia de Rham Public Lecture

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Quasiparticles and Quasi-Worlds – Frank Wilczek

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Dark Matter (Lecture 1) by Katelin Schutz

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Quantum Fields: The Real Building Blocks of the Universe - with David Tong

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Decoding the Universe: Quantum | Full Documentary | NOVA | PBS

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Frank Wilczek on the Future of Science (Part 1) | Closer To Truth

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dark matter is not a theory

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