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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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Muonium – the most exotic atom?
I’d never heard of it before this week, but it’s real. And there are plans to use it to look for antigravity At the Guardian.
Posted in Particle Physics, Physics, Science
Tagged antimatter, Guardian, muon, PSI
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