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News and comment on the world's most ambitious scientific experiment: the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European laboratory for particle physics near Geneva
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We may have glimpsed the Higgs boson, say Cern scientists
13 Dec 2011:Physicists have seen strong hints the Higgs boson exists, but a firm discovery may not come before the end of 2012
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23 Dec 2011:
Philip Ball: Instead of heeding impressive-sounding statistics, we should ask what scientists themselves actually believe
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13 Dec 2011:
Lawrence Krauss: Discovering a single kind of Higgs boson at the LHC – and nothing else – will be terrible news for theorists
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12 Dec 2011:
Jon Butterworth: Today we may come a step closer to solving the Higgs boson mystery – or not. Science has nothing to fear from uncertainty
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2 Dec 2011:
Philip Ball: There are all sorts of questions to ask about science, beyond whether it's correct or not
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25 Nov 2011:
Alok Jha: If the Gran Sasso neutrino results turn out to be correct, physicists will have to correct Einstein in the way he corrected Newton
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9 Jan 2012:
Jon Butterworth Talks to the tweeting @LHCproton about the past year, the Higgs boson, and how it feels to be beaten by neutrinos
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25 Dec 2011: Jonathan Jones: The sense of new images hitting our eyes from everywhere is one of the most remarkable aspects of 2011
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17 Dec 2011:
From Einstein-defying neutrinos to the discovery of an Earth-like planet: science editor Robin McKie on the year's biggest stories
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16 Dec 2011:
Jon Butterworth: If the Higgs boson is responsible for the mass of fundamental particles, how can we see it via massless photons? And what is it doing on stage in Hammersmith anyway?
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14 Dec 2011: Andrew Brown: One thing that the 'God particle' shows is that we can only think of it as like other things – and it isn't like any of them
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14 Dec 2011:
Lily Asquith on the biggest controversy surrounding yesterday's results from the LHC
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13 Dec 2011: The scientists at Cern are now certain we'll learn whether the Higgs boson exists in 2012
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13 Dec 2011:
Physicists announce the latest results from the proton-colliding experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) including tentative evidence for the existence of the Higgs boson
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13 Dec 2011:
Physicists have seen strong hints the Higgs boson exists, but a firm discovery may not come before the end of 2012
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13 Dec 2011:
I know I ought to post some careful analysis after that seminar, but I am very tired and busy so for now here's a limerick.
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13 Dec 2011:
Physicists are set to announce the latest results from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), but what exactly is the Higgs boson, why do people call it the 'god particle' and what would its discovery mean for physics?
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13 Dec 2011:
Discovery would rank among most important scientific advances in 100 years and confirm how elementary particles get mass
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13 Dec 2011: Editorial: the Higgs boson is a theoretical entity of the kind that scientists like to call non-trivial. It is the thing that makes matter massive
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12 Dec 2011:
LHC physicist Prof Jon Butterworth provides a super-condensed course in quantum mechanics, particle physics and the Standard Model
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11 Dec 2011:
Cern physicists are on tenterhooks as experiment sets out to confirm or rule out the existence of the Higgs boson, writes Jeff Forshaw
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