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Posted on 07/09/2023 by Jon Butterworth

A feature on this with six different pieces (by me and five colleagues) in New Scientist .

Hmm. That link above seems to only work from UCL (or I guess any institution with a subscription to the New Scientist. This link might be better for you!

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UCL Physics prof, works on LHC, writes (books, Cosmic Shambles and elsewhere). Citizen of England, UK, Europe & Nowhere, apparently.
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