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Physicists May Be Wrong About a Particle’s Mass – And They’re Excited

A New Experiment Has Dashed Hopes of the Undiscovered ‘Sterile Neutrinos’

Remembering Steven Weinberg (1933-2021)

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Nuclear Goes Retro – With a Much Greener Outlook

In Happy Find, Dark Matter Hunter Spots Ultra-Rare Decay of Xenon-124 Nucleus

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Spotted: New Clue to Uncover Why Universe Is Made of Matter, Not Antimatter

A view of the LEP in the tunnel now occupied by the LHC. Credit: CERN

Fishy Data From 1990s Probe Has Scientists Considering ‘Hidden Valleys’ in Physics