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To provide some background to the momentous event of seeing the first collisions in the LHC, here's a video from CERN:
ALSO: Happy sesquicentennial to the Origin of Species! Have a site done in Flash to celebrate.
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From the Bottle to the Bang
Category: Popularization • Special Relativity • Video
Posted on: November 24, 2009 9:34 AM, by Blake Stacey
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