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The Large Hadron Collider tunnel at point 1.

World’s largest particle collider is now even more powerful

The Large Hadron Collider, the world-famous particle accelerator, has restarted after a three year break to perform maintenance and upgrades.
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Georgina Torbet
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CERN wants to build an even larger super-collider to research particle physics

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Georgina Torbet
News
Georgina Torbet
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CERN plans to build a massive particle collider that dwarfs the LHC

Emerging Tech
Kelly Hodgkins
Emerging Tech
Kelly Hodgkins
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CERN scientists have witnessed the decay of the Higgs boson particle

Emerging Tech
Luke Dormehl
Emerging Tech
Luke Dormehl
tech projects

From CERN to the ISS, here are 9 big tech projects that changed the world

Emerging Tech
Luke Dormehl
Emerging Tech
Luke Dormehl
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Everything you need to know about the Large Hadron Collider

Emerging Tech
Brendan Hesse
Emerging Tech
Brendan Hesse
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One small animal is apparently all it takes to shut down the Large Hadron Collider

Emerging Tech
Ed Oswald
Emerging Tech
Ed Oswald
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China has plans to build a particle collider that’s over triple the size of CERN’s LHC

Emerging Tech
Kelly Hodgkins
Emerging Tech
Kelly Hodgkins
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CERN’s Large Hadron Collider is behind U2’s tour art

Emerging Tech
Lulu Chang
Emerging Tech
Lulu Chang
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Physicist creates $2,600 Lego model of LHC ATLAS detector

Emerging Tech
Jeff Hughes
Emerging Tech
Jeff Hughes
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Caltech sets network data transfer record of 186 Gbps

Computing
Jeff Hughes
Computing
Jeff Hughes
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CERN: Higgs boson ‘God particle’ likely does not exist

Emerging Tech
Andrew Couts
Emerging Tech
Andrew Couts

Forget the Hadron Collider, thunderstorms shoot bursts of antimatter into space every day

Jeffrey Van Camp