Large Hadron Collider
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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.
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Large Hadron Collider Finally Restarts After 2-Year Shutdown
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Short-Circuit Stalls LHC's Powerful Restart
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Scientists Re-Discover Higgs Boson Using Superconductors
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CERN Discovers Two New Particles That Were the Stuff of Myth
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Large Hadron Collider Goes Wrong in Upcoming Doomsday Movie
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Upgraded Hadron Collider Stirs From Slumber
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‘Exotic Hadrons’ push Boundaries of Physics
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Upgrades to Large Hadron Collider May Allow Scientists to Produce Man-Made Dark Matter
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Scientists Believe They Are Closer to Measuring Antimatter's Precise Magnetic Charge
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