Yep he's involved in all of physics. His creation has fooled mankind for many Earth Years and kept them wondering and positing many theories.http://physicsfocus.org/alom-s...e-physics-classroom/
Grad students are involved looking for a blip, just one blip that will solve the mystery of the universe. now that's a stretch.
Given this single blip seen by these scientists one mile under ground PROVES something for them, and God is a foolish idea to some, give me a break.
On the rarest of occasions, a dark matter particle might just bump into a normal-matter atom. The trick is to catch that signal amid the hail of cosmic particles bombarding Earth so thickly that hundreds pass through your body each second.
Scientists strain their ears for that dark matter whisper against the background roar. They dig deeper and deeper into the Earth, to mute the cosmic noise. They fill tanks with liquid xenon that's dense as rock, armor it with a 70,000-gallon shield of water and wait for particles to hit it.
When a particle strikes the xenon, they listen for the right rhythm. A normal particle can tap out a staccato beat. Dark matter will strike just once.http://www.latimes.com/news/sc...0408,0,5866141.story