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WIMPZILLAs: Monster particles from the dawn of time

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WIMPZILLAs: Monster particles from the dawn of time

Forged in the furnace of the infant universe, they're invisible, huge and may make up the missing dark matter in the universe. So how do we catch these beasts?

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Quark ages: How these particles are the key to new physics

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Quark ages: How these particles are the key to new physics

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Full reboot allows Large Hadron Collider to hunt new particles

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Full reboot allows Large Hadron Collider to hunt new particles

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Full reboot allows Large Hadron Collider to hunt new particles

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Record smashed at LHC as machine limbers up for its second run

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The big bang blip: Solving the mystery of why matter exists

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The big bang blip: Solving the mystery of why matter exists

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The greatest physics theorem you've never heard of

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The greatest physics theorem you've never heard of

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Large Hadron Collider beam is back in action

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Three ways to fix the LHC before its big reboot

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Three ways to fix the LHC before its big reboot

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Will the revamped LHC make or break physics?

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Will the revamped LHC make or break physics?

With CERN's Large Hadron Collider about to reopen after a two-year upgrade, a failure to uncover more big science would be a huge roadblock to progress

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It's the faster, stronger, better Large Hadron Collider

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World's biggest magnet to power Indian neutrino hunter

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Table-top 'mini-LHC' ramps up to record energy

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2015 preview: Rebooting the particle smasher

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