Madeleine Finlay
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2,428 appearances
36 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
Madeleine Finlay’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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From The Guardian, I'm Madeleine Finlay, and this is Science Weekly.
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Ian, we're here to talk about a potentially very exciting finding for physics about dark matter.
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But before we get onto the finding itself, let's talk about the background.
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What do we need to know about dark matter?
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So you could say that right now dark matter is a set of observations with a sort of enigma at their heart.
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But why is figuring this out such a holy grail for physicists and people who study the universe?
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So you said they're unobservable, they're non-interacting.
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Presumably this is why it's been so hard to find out what exactly dark matter is.
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Okay, Ian, so this brings us on to this latest finding, if I can use the word finding.
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Tell me about this experiment.
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Right, so what have these researchers seen?
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I can imagine seeing that in the data must have been very exciting.
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But how far away are we from calling this a detection of dark matter?
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Coming up, if this is dark matter, what happens next?
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So Ian, what's the reaction been from the wider physics community?
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So as we heard Sam say there, people are clamouring for the next stage of results.
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What will that cover?
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What happens now?
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If this does turn out to be the first evidence of dark matter finding the missing 85% of the universe, I mean, that's big, big, no?
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What if it's nothing?
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