For half a century, our understanding of the universe has been based on a theoretical base that has been known to be indestructible. Yet, one hundred metres below the Franco-Swiss border, the largest particle accelerator in the world has just detected a dizzying anomaly. By observing the rare disintegration of an ephemeral particle, CERN physicists have measured a statistical gap impossible to [...]
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For half a century, our understanding of the universe has been based on a theoretical base that has been known to be indestructible. Yet, one hundred metres below the Franco-Swiss border, the largest particle accelerator in the world has just detected a dizzying anomaly. By observing the rare disintegration of an ephemeral particle, CERN physicists have measured a statistical gap impossible to [...]