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Most Authors of Major Superconductor Claim Seek Retraction

Eight of the 11 authors are asking to retract a paper on a room-temperature superconductor, but Ranga Dias, the physicist who led the research, continued to defend the findings. ....

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Reinforcement Learning in CERN's accelerators & beyond

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Physicists Observe Antimatter Free-Falling to Confirm Einstein's Theory

CERN researchers saw how antihydrogen behaves when it interacts with gravity. (Photo : Brandon Style from Unsplash)How antimatter reacts to gravity A team of physicists tested how an antimatter behaves when it interacts with gravity. ....

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The LHC lead-ion collision run starts

The LHC is back delivering collisions to the experiments after the successful leak repair in August. But instead of protons, it is now the turn of lead ion beams to collide, marking the first heavy-ion run in 5 years. Compared to previous runs, the lead nuclei will be colliding with an increased energy of 5.36 TeV per nucleon (compared to 5.02 TeV per nucleon previously) and the collision rate has increased by a factor of 10. The primary physics goal of this run is the study of the elusive state of matter known as quark-gluon plasma, that is believed to have filled the Universe up to a millionth of a second after the Big Bang and can be recreated in the laboratory in heavy-ion collisions. Quark-gluon plasma is a state of matter made of free quarks (particles that make up hadrons such as the proton and the neutron) and gluons (carriers of the strong interaction, which hold the quarks together inside the hadrons). In all but the most extreme conditions, quarks cannot exist individually a ....

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Gravity affects antimatter, too, CERN experiment confirms

A recently unveiled experiment at CERN confirms that Einstein was right; antimatter reacts to natural forces the same way as matter. It's a logical hypothesis, but scientists. ....

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