Large Hadron Collider to Start Colliding Hadrons

After years of preparation, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN will begin its long-awaited task of busting open a lot of subatomic particles today.

What will come of this, the biggest, most expensive science project in human history? The answer to all of science? A planet-imploding black hole? The end of organized religion? The Higgs boson? A harder better stronger faster Internet? Probably not more than one or two of those things, but in any case expect to hear a lot of inscrutable technical jargon in the coming months (if you pay attention to this sort of thing, anyway).

Wired: The Large Hadron Collider Will Not Destroy the World Tomorrow, or Ever

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20 thoughts on “Large Hadron Collider to Start Colliding Hadrons

  1. Jacon

    I’m really glad you posted this – I was going to do, but with a bit more of a doomsday slant. Anyways, well done.

  2. Jacon

    I’m really glad you posted this – I was going to do, but with a bit more of a doomsday slant. Anyways, well done.

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