Dancing in the Dark - The End of Physics

00:00:19 He found that wherever he pointed his telescope

00:02:51 We have no idea what 95% of the universe is.

00:06:05 we have a sun in the middle, which provides all the gravity.

00:08:53 The dark matter could just be ordinary stuff that you can't see.

00:11:19 Drukier had hit upon a way of detecting neutrinos, real particles

00:13:58 they sunk holes into the crater so they could get the metals out.

00:16:51 And it goes inside that big recompression chamber.

00:18:56 so far proved to be the world's least productive experiment

00:21:29 So it has to be some kind of other stuff

00:24:04 While it might weigh the same, the ATLAS detector

00:26:04 to produce invisible matter that can't readily be detected

00:28:06 Suddenly there'll be something to shoot at.

00:31:13 and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Dan has his eyes

00:33:52 And I had a mathematical routine written to, you know

00:36:23 "is not only of the WIMP variety, but, furthermore, it is also cold."

00:38:57 infrastructure of our universe.

00:41:43 But it's a description of a problem, rather than of a thing

00:44:14 And the fact of the matter is that we can't calculate from first principles

00:46:49 It's not something that I could squeeze and break like a balloon.

00:49:20 and I'm really driven, as we all are driven here, to try and find it.

00:51:36 What I really want to know is - what is the universe made of?

00:53:57 It doesn't seem to have been a complete waste of time.

00:56:42 You can probably see some of the stars, and in here will be

02:00:02 a significant jump in resolution.