You skate over a slippery film of water sitting on top of the ice. With the millions of laws that govern nature and society it seems impossible to precisely predict the really complex things like the stock market or the weather or political races. But a group of scientists are nevertheless giving it a try. A report on how it was first found and how it affected science. This helium is special because it's left over from the Big Bang.
Atoms convert the explosion energy into that dazzling display of lights.
But you can't take pictures of your lungs since there's no water to map. Here's a potential solution. Mini-currents set up in the packages cause strange effects. Smaller than atoms, smaller than protons and neutrons, is the quark. It seems to be the most basic piece of matter that makes up the universe.