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Supernovae that Don’t Explode

Phys. Rev. Focus 11, 30 (2003) – Published June 27, 2003

A supernova simulated using state-of-the-art equations doesn’t explode, exposing astrophysicists’ ignorance about neutrino physics.

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Phys. Rev. Focus 10, 13 (2002) – Published September 20, 2002

Bare quark stars may give off a unique signal that could soon be detected.

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Phys. Rev. Focus 10, 2 (2002) – Published July 12, 2002

The clustering of galaxies in space places the tightest bound yet on the mass of the wispy neutrino.

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Phys. Rev. Focus 7, 26 (2001) – Published June 1, 2001

Neutrino observatories may be able to detect exotic matter in proto-neutron stars or witness the births of black holes.