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Fermilab's Neutrino Detector Sees Its First Particles
Science The entire experiment is 500 miles long, stretching from northern Illinois nearly to Canada. They've traveled 500 miles underground, passing through soil and rock as easily as Casper the...
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'Indisputable' Proof Of A New Four-Quark Particle
Science CERN physicists have made a particle that likely existed for just a microsecond after the Big Bang. Using the most powerful particle collider in the world, a research group at CERN has forged...
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Experimental Particle Accelerator Boosts Electrons On A Wave
Science Surf's up at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory in California. The SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory's linear accelerator cuts through the grass and trees just west of Stanford...
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The Week In Numbers: Sneaky Penguin Cars, Bullets For 3-D Printed Guns, And...
Plus a taste of crunchy crickets 450: Distance, in light years, star HL Tau is from Earth. HL Tau, also known as HL Tauri, was photographed in the first high-resolution image of a planetary system's…
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Hunting for Higgs
From Our Blogs: Do Try This At Home Get ready to do some work in particle physics... at home. Get ready to do some work in particle physics... at home.
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3 Tech Futures A Particle Accelerator On Long Island Could Bring Us
Science Magic to expect from the world's brightest source of x-rays Last week, we journeyed to Long Island, New York, to tour one of the most advanced particle accelerators in the world. The occasion:...
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Look Inside The World’s Most Advanced X-ray-Shooting Superlab
Science 14 acres of room for 60 beamlines, 4,000 researchers, and a lot of science Although the National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS-II)--what the U.S. Department of Energy hails as the "most...
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How It Works: The Large Hadron Collider
Science To chaotically combine particles, you need a lot of space ... and a lot of power The world’s most powerful particle accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), famously upended physics with...
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Take A Look At The Infinity Machine
Science It's not as scary as it sounds Over at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) near Geneva, Switzerland, scientists have built a real, working "Infinity machine."…
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First Test For Machine That Could Change The Future Of Particle Physics
Science Method might shrink particle accelerators from town size to table size New Accelerator will make things smaller…
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