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Hello, Higgs Boson: LHC's New Particle Looks Like the Real Thing

popsci.com (10 months and 19 days ago)

Jul 4, 2012

“We have discovered a new particle,” CERN director general Rolf Heuer said Wednesday morning. “A boson. Most probably a Higgs boson.” Even the most anticipated news in science does not come without some caveats. Still, all signs point to a discovery today, arguably one of the most important findings in modern physics. The inscrutable Higgs boson, carrier of mass and final puzzle piece of physics’ prevailing theory, may have finally been... full story

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Hello, Higgs Boson: LHC's New Particle Looks Like the Real Thing

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