neutrinos
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Physicists Detect Neutrinos for First Time Ever Using Large Hadron Collider
Last week, a team of physicists working in CERN’s Large Hadron Collider announced the facility’s first-ever detection of neutrinos, which are some of the smallest, most weakly interacting particles yet proven to exist.
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Where Did All The Antimatter Go? Scientists Are Closer To Finding Out
Particle physicists have released the results of a decade-long search, taking us a crucial step closer toward understanding where all of the universe’s antimatter has gone.
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A Huge Experiment Has ‘Weighed’ The Tiny Neutrino, A Particle That Passes Right Through Matter
An experiment nearly two decades in the making has finally unveiled its measurements of the mass of the universe’s most abundant matter particle: the neutrino.
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Fermilab Breaks Ground On A New Particle Accelerator To Solve The Mysteries Of Neutrinos
Construction began last week on a new particle accelerator at Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Illinois. The new project will power Fermilab’s flagship neutrino-studying accelerator experiment.