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Nuclear physics

Nuclear physics

Experiments shed new light on how life-giving carbon is forged in stars

11 Oct 2017
Illustrations of the two possible decay routes for the Hoyle state
According to Hoyle: the two decay routes
Two teams of nuclear physicists have carried out the most sensitive measurements yet of how an excit

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