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So that there'll now be double the number of collisions, which will greatly increase the chances of finding new particles. for all the physics that we've done since the startup of the lhc, the last ten years, we'll be able to actually get the same amount of data in the next three years as we did in those ten years. and there is also the chance that by both increasing the energy of the lhc — which we've done slightly — and in seeing more of these collisions, that there is something else out there to be discovered. the electronics has also been upgraded to keep up with the increased data. re...

In India, while the number of girls taking up science in higher education has increased, they form only 14% of the science workforce., , ibm, National Science Foundation

That's like being the second drunkest slow pitch soft ball player. at that network the competition is fierce. for my mini, don lemon remains the champion but not everyone agreed including tucker carlson. >> chris cuomo gets the credit he deserves for being the single dumbest person ever to perform on cable news by comparison he makes don lemon look like a particle physicist or as chris cuomo might call it a make things go boom doctor guy. is it time to decide who has fewer brains inside? short -f an autopsy, there's only one way to find out. >> the great tucker carlson-greg gutfeld debate. >>g...

It is fragile and it is, you know, kind of driving home that p point that we know theoretically we have to be careful with the earth's atmosphere, but it really makes it powerful and real. >> reporter: does this harden your commitment to space exploration? >> all right. fascinating conversation there. let's bring in particle physicist don lincoln. he's also the author of the book "alien universe, extra terrestrial life in our minds and in the cosmos." don, i don't think i have ever spoken with a particle physicist so it is a first for me. it is an honor to have you on the show. when you watc...

An interview with an inspiring particle physicist from Pune who 'happens to be a woman' Kavita MajumdarFeb 11, 2021, 19:18 IST Rohini Godbole's work on high energy photons could form the basis for the next generation of particle colliders, according to the Indian Department of BiotechnologyBI India Rohini Godbole, a particle physicist, holds the Padma Shri — the highest civilian honour in India — as dearer because it is "like your parents patting you on the back." In an interview with Business Insider, Godbole reveals that in the 1960s, girls were never taught general science till Class...