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Upgraded Hadron Collider Stirs From Slumber
The Large Hadron Collider is stirring, prepping for its second three-year experiment after 16 months of revamping and upgrades. The Improved "atom smasher" will function at double its former energy level, allowing scientists to approach the next stage in studies of energy and mysterious phenomena like dark matter.
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