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2008: Does time travel start here?

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2008: Does time travel start here?

Experiments at the world's most powerful atom-smasher could lead to visitors from the future, says Michael Brooks

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UK pulls out of key physics and astronomy projects

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How do we preserve scientific data for the future?

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How do we preserve scientific data for the future?

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Is mathematical pattern the theory of everything?

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Is mathematical pattern the theory of everything?

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'Spitting' black holes may be key to cosmic mysteries

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'Spitting' black holes may be key to cosmic mysteries

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Time travel and how to achieve it

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Time travel and how to achieve it

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You too can do particle physics

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You too can do particle physics

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Particle smasher aims for May 2008 switch-on

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Quantum quirk may reveal early universe

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Quantum quirk may reveal early universe

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World's biggest particle collider is delayed again

A series of "minor" setbacks has put back the start-up of CERN's Large Hadron Collider until the spring

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Large Hadron Collider suffers serious setback

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Higgs boson: Glimpses of the God particle

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Atom smasher may give birth to 'Black Saturns'

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New particle accelerator could rule out string theory

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