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CERN, the giant fridge magnet, is go
The world's largest superconducting magnet is switched on and tested for the first time
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The world's largest superconducting magnet is switched on and tested for the first time
Doctors do it. Engineers do it. Even educated schoolkids do it. Cutting-edge statistical analysis is used just about everywhere, yet physics and astronomy are still labouring with 19th-century maths. Bringing them up to date could answer the biggest quest