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Future Colliders
On Friday we discussed the mid-term review of the ongoing feasibility study for a huge future circular collider at CERN. I should write more about that whole thing soon, but for now, here’s a link to me and Tara Shears … Continue reading
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged BBC, CERN, FCC, Justin Webb, Tara Shears, Today
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On antimatter and antigravity
Article in BBC Science Focus. NB the headline (not mine) should say Dark Energy not Dark Matter.
Posted in Astrophysics, Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged Alpha, antimatter, BBC, gravity, Science Focus
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How one particle could unlock the Universe’s mysterious ‘fifth force’
Another article (the first in a while) for BBC Science Focus.
Posted in Particle Physics, Science
Tagged BBC, Fermilab, muon, Science Focus
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