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Scientists at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider are utilizing near-miss collisions of atomic nuclei to investigate the structure within, specifically mapping the gluons that bind visible matter. This technique uses photons created during these interactions to reveal the distribution of gluons inside the nuclei.
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