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‘Exotic particles’ found as Large Hadron Collider begins running at ‘record energy’ level

By Victor I. Nava
Published July 6, 2022 5:01am ET
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‘Exotic particles’ found as Large Hadron Collider begins running at ‘record energy’ level
After a nearly four-year hiatus, the world’s largest particle collider was switched on in Switzerland on Tuesday, and its operator announced the discovery of three new “exotic particles.” The Large Hadron Collider, operated by CERN, will propel particles around its 17-mile-long ring at nearly the speed of light for the next four years, according to […]

After a nearly four-year hiatus, the world’s largest particle collider was switched on in Switzerland on Tuesday, and its operator announced the discovery of three new “exotic particles.”

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