We've got plenty of observations of galaxy-sized magnetic fields, and good models for how they form. Now, a lab in France has been able to bridge the two ...

A key conclusion of most formulations of plasma cosmology – and the key reason it is considered controversial – is that, as Lerner’s book title makes plain, plasma cosmology asserts that the Big Bang ...

But it's also filled with brilliant ideas that you probably haven't heard of, like the Sakata Model, Technicolor theory, the Steady State Model, and Plasma Cosmology.

Published 12 June 2004 From Martin Baker . Eric Lerner comments that virtually all financial and experimental resources in cosmology are devoted to big bang studies (22 May, p 20).

Those influential in the non-standard plasma cosmology field, such as physicists Anthony Peratt and Donald Scott, would be more surprised if the electromagnetism that Voyager has detected, and ...

“Heavy-ion collisions at the LHC recreate the quark–gluon plasma in a laboratory setting,” Anthony Badea, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Chicago and one of the lead authors of a paper ...

The quark-gluon plasma is a unique system: It’s extremely hot but also tiny—on the order of the diameter of a proton, Noronha-Hostler says. So it doesn’t obey the usual laws of how fluids act.

Stars could be sliced in half by "relativistic blades," or ultra-powerful outflows of plasma shaped by extremely strong magnetic fields, an unpublished paper claims. When you purchase through ...

A quark-gluon plasma (QGP) is believed to have existed before the universe cooled and free quarks and gluons combined into protons and neutrons, which then bound together to form light nuclei.

According to the ΛCDM model, the plasma expanded and cooled, and electrons and protons soon combined to form the first atoms, with free electrons no longer infinitely scattering photons.