Scientists take giant step forward in understanding exotic nuclei

Developing good predictive powers of how all nuclei work is critical to advance our understanding of the universe. The vast nuclear landscape, which is thought to consist of about 6,000 isotopes is not well charted and half the nuclei remain unknown.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news107619139.html">Scientists take giant step forward in understanding exotic nuclei</a></p> <p>Developing good predictive powers of how all nuclei work is critical to advance our understanding of the universe. The vast nuclear landscape, which is thought to consist of about 6,000 isotopes is not well charted and half the nuclei remain unknown.</p>