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Fault halts Large Hadron Collider

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Scientists 'very relieved' after flawless test of Hadron particle collider

10.09.08
Scientists were celebrating as the massive experiment to recreate the Big Bang worked "flawlessly"... more

The €6bn gun aimed at the secrets of the atom

10.09.08
At last the Large Hadron Collider, the atom smasher that straddles the Swiss-French border, has been switched on... more

Commentary: We expect astonishing leaps forward

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Key collider facts

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Countdown to man's Big Bang begins

09.09.08
Scientists are preparing to switch on the world's biggest scientific experiment... more

End the world and we'll kill you scientists

08.09.08
Scientists behind a machine built to recreate the Big Bang in miniature are receiving death threats from people who fear the world will end when it is fired up on Wednesday... more


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