A million Russian artillery shells helped scientists discover the Higgs boson. And all over the world, remnants of…
You might flee from words like “quarks,” “relativity,” and “joule,” but you shouldn’t have to, and neither should a…
Fermilab outside Chicago will soon begin its Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), and what it hopes to…
Fermilab’s Tevatron collider officially retired in 2011 after a long and glorious history of scientific discovery. But…
A controversial experiment at Fermilab designed to hunt for signs that our universe may really be a hologram has failed…
The Tevatron collider—the world’s second most powerful particle accelerator—was shut down in 2011. Now, from beyond the…
It may not possess the sense of overwhelming grandeur that CERN can muster, but Fermilab's new 500-mile long neutrino…
Although it sounds entirely like something dreamed up in a smoke-filled dorm room, whether the entire universe is…
The Department of Energy's Fermilab is building a gargantuan detector to examine uncharged subatomic neutrinos that can…
Given how rarely neutrinos interact with other elementary particles, they're notoriously difficult to study and…
Author James Rollins has been compared to Michael Crichton, and his latest book The Eye of God includes biohacking, DIY…
Just because Fermilab shut off its famous Tevartron back in 2011 doesn't mean the entire facility closed down with it.…
While the Large Hadron Collider is looking for the Higgs boson, we're on the verge of two huge antimatter-related…
The Tevatron shut down yesterday. Before its duties were taken up by the the Large Hadron Collider, it accelerated…
When Fermilab's Tevatron came online in 1983, it was the most powerful particle accelerator in the world. Since then,…
Once again, there's excitement in the physics community about the possible discovery of the Higgs boson. But this time,…
Fermilab believed they hit the motherlode this past April after findings from the Tevatron particle accelerator…
One of the two research teams at Fermilab has been on the trail of a new subatomic particle for months, and they're…
Back in April, Fermilab physicists detected a strange bump in their data that couldn't be explained by any known…
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