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Higgs Boson
Jody Serrano
September 10 marked the 10th anniversary of when the Large Hadron Collider first powered on. Since it’s already achieved its most well-known goal — to discover the Higgs boson — you might wonder what else is happening at the famous collider.
There are few easier ways to get people to read your website than to scare them. That’s how we ended up with the media frenzy guilty ourselves.
The Tevatron collider — the world’s second most powerful particle accelerator — was shut down in 2011. Now, from beyond the grave, it’s revealing properties of the Higgs boson.
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