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Scientists Make Big Step Toward Revolutionary New Collider
Innovation3h ago

Scientists Make Big Step Toward Revolutionary New Collider

A once-fanciful particle collider that seemed impossible to build is now getting serious funding attention. The muon collider could unlock mysteries about our universe that current machines can't solve.

New Scientist3 min read
CERN Discovers 80th Particle After Collider Upgrade
InnovationMar 18

CERN Discovers 80th Particle After Collider Upgrade

Scientists at CERN have discovered a new particle four times heavier than a proton, opening fresh insights into how the universe works. The breakthrough marks the first discovery since major upgrades to the world's most powerful particle collider.

Google News - Technology2 min read
Scientists Discover Exotic New Particle at Atom Smasher
InnovationMar 18

Scientists Discover Exotic New Particle at Atom Smasher

Physicists at the world's largest particle collider just found a never-before-seen building block of matter that could unlock secrets about the most powerful force in the universe. The discovery marks the 80th new particle found at the facility and is only the second of its kind ever observed.

Scientific American2 min read
After 25 Years, U.S. Particle Collider Makes Way for Upgrade
InnovationFeb 12

After 25 Years, U.S. Particle Collider Makes Way for Upgrade

America's only particle collider just closed after recreating the universe's first moments for a quarter century. Its shutdown isn't an ending—it's making room for an even more powerful machine.

Smithsonian2 min read
US Particle Collider Closes After 25 Years of Discoveries
InnovationFeb 7

US Particle Collider Closes After 25 Years of Discoveries

America's largest particle collider ended its groundbreaking 25-year run, but scientists are already building something even better in its place. The machine recreated conditions from microseconds after the Big Bang and solved mysteries about the building blocks of matter.

Scientific American2 min read
CERN's Particle Collider Now Heats 6,000 French Homes
Planet WinsJan 31

CERN's Particle Collider Now Heats 6,000 French Homes

The world's most powerful particle accelerator just got a second job: keeping thousands of homes warm. CERN is redirecting waste heat from its massive collider to heat an entire French neighborhood instead of releasing it into the air.

New Atlas2 min read