National Institute for Astrophysics

But these early black holes were massive compared to their small little galactic homes, I can say, so the whole thing was a proper head-scratcher.

So, what's the new explanation? A team of scientists from Italy, from the Italian National Institute of Astrophysics, took a very fresh look at this problem.

And they think the answer comes down to one simple thing.

We were measuring wrong.

Unless, of course, the rules of pair production themselves are flawed.

And this is the exact realization that led Giorgio Galanti from the National Institute for Astrophysics and Marco Roncadelli from the National Institute for Nuclear Physics in Italy to propose a radical new model.

Okay, now we're getting to the new science.

Right.

Most of them are research agencies under the cap of the Ministry of University and Research in Italy.

But also we have several research agencies, Italian agencies, like the National Institute for Nuclear Physics, for the National Institute of Astrophysics and so on.

So all our users, they rely on our infrastructure to make their research using computing capabilities that we provide in our data center.

And talk about some of the big machines that you have there and some of the big projects.