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CERN is reporting that the Significant Hadron Collider could circulate particle beams through both of its pipes in only more than a week. If all goes effectively,
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The LHC has had a rough time since it first started up in September very last year. Only a week right after it started out up, an electrical dilemma shut it down again. The primary down-time estimate was per day or so, then it grew to become months. And once the restore was just about completed, vacuum leaks in July set it back again many far more months. It's got now been more than a yr.
In the meantime, researchers functioning at Fermilab’s Tevatron, the current leader of the high-energy particle physics world, have been furiously collecting data. They are hoping to find the Higgs boson, a theoretical particle that would support the Standard Model of physics before the LHC sneaks in and grabs the glory.
Right now, particles are circulating through six of the eight sectors of the LHC’s 17-mile track,
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Image: CERN
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