EMBER 2015 Origins Project Cruise to Antarctica December 2-12, 2015. Origins Project Director, Lawrence Krauss, and Nobel Prize winning astronomer Brian Schmidt will lead a group of sea adventurers to explore the beauty of this southern continent. On board lectures topics will include science at the South P

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ocation that is on the precipice of experiencing dramatic changes", says Krauss. Accompanying Lawrence Krauss will be Nobel Laureate and astronomer Brian Schmidt <http://click.e.asu.edu/?qs=101e95bcba0a922fa3aced4109eb887417ec2c097a7eb2b1fldel0a984d2529a> . Both will be providing exclusive lectures, Q &A ses

empty space—which is the most plausible explanation of why the observed ex- pansion of the universe is speeding up. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Brian Schmidt, Adam Riess, and Saul Perlmutter for the discovery of this remarkable and largely unexpected phenomenon. Naturally the questions arise, What could