Large Hadron Collider
CERN Physicists Close to Discovering Why the Universe Wasn't Destroyed by Matter-Antimatter Collisions
New findings from a CERN study may be able to fill one of the biggest gaps in the Standard Model of physics -- how the universe broke the rules of symmetry and why we exist.
Latest Research Articles
Large Hadron Collider Finally Restarts After 2-Year Shutdown
Short-Circuit Stalls LHC's Powerful Restart
Scientists Re-Discover Higgs Boson Using Superconductors
CERN Discovers Two New Particles That Were the Stuff of Myth
Large Hadron Collider Goes Wrong in Upcoming Doomsday Movie
Upgraded Hadron Collider Stirs From Slumber
‘Exotic Hadrons’ push Boundaries of Physics
Upgrades to Large Hadron Collider May Allow Scientists to Produce Man-Made Dark Matter
Scientists Believe They Are Closer to Measuring Antimatter's Precise Magnetic Charge
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