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The Outer Limits: A fantastic voyage
“To God there is no zero. I still exist.” – Richard Matheson’s The Incredible Shrinking Man screenplay (1957) The summer solstice has just passed — marking the extreme tipping point of the earth’s axis and the longest day. It was … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, Cern, Disneyland, Hinduism, Journey Into Inner Space, Kevin Fong, Large Hadron collider, Mozart, Richard Matheson, Shard, Shiva, Something Understood, The Incredible Shrinking Man, The Queen of the Night, The Shrinking Man, The Tower of Babel, Willam Beebe
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Why Professor Peter Higgs is Massive: the man behind the particle
This text is Copyright of the BBC. You can listen to this Profile documentary via the BBC website here. 3 years ago when the Large Hadron Collider was switched on at Cern in Geneva, few people had heard of Peter … Continue reading
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Tagged Cern, Edinburgh, Hadron supercollider, Peter Higgs, Physics
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