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View of an ATLAS collision event in which a candidate W boson decays into a muon and a neutrino. The reconstructed tracks of the charged particles in the inner part of the ATLAS detector are shown as orange lines. The energy deposits in the detector’s calorimeters are shown as yellow boxes. The identified muon is shown as a red line. The missing transverse momentum associated with the neutrino is shown as a green dashed line. (Image: ATLAS/CERN) The discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012 slotted in the final missing piece of the Standard Model puzzle. Yet, it left lingering questions. What li...

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From Advanced Drones and Remote Power Grids to Undergrounding Powerlines using Innovative Methods and Launching a Moon Shot for Wildfire Detection and Suppression, Today's Event Displays a Wide Range of Innovations SAN RAMON, Calif., June 22, 2023...

5 MARCH, 2021 In the final part of the LHC Physics at Ten series, we look at the searches that go beyond our current understanding of the universe An event recorded during 2016 with the CMS detector that contains 10 jets (orange cones) and a muon (red line). (Image: CERN) Count all the known kinds of particles in the universe. Now double it. This is the promise of a family of theoretical models known as Supersymmetry, or SUSY for short. The notion of theories predicting a doubling of observed particles may not be as bizarre as it seems. In fact, it has historical preceden...

Our sixth story in the LHC Physics at Ten series looks at the precision measurements of the Standard Model made at the Large Hadron Collider Bs0→ μ+μ- decay candidate event recorded in 2016 (Image: CERN) At the start of 2010, the particle physics community was abuzz with hopes and excitement. Just a few weeks later, the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) would venture beyond the energy frontier, where physicists hoped to find exotic particles that would pave the way for a more complete theory of the infinitely small: to physics beyond the Standard Model. ...