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particle physics
Nearly 14 billion years ago, a universe appeared in an unthinkably high-energy blast. Particles started to materialise out of that energy, as did their antiparticles, which are kind of like evil twins, a mirror image with the opposite electric charge. Each and every particle had an antiparticle, scientists believe, and…
A theory-defying anomaly has persisted in the latest results from a Large Hadron Collider experiment, according to new results.
The next generation of atom smasher could be a 100-kilometre-round ring, costing over $US10 ($15) billion, with no promise of finding something as glamorous as last decade’s Higgs boson. But does the future of physics need to be so large? What if researchers could probe the secrets of the smallest…
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