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Tag Archives: expansion of the universe
What is the Higgs Boson?
The Higgs boson completes the picture in the Standard model. I’ve written elsewhere about this so won’t go through it again. If the Higgs has been found – at the moment it’s a statistical bump at a massive 125 – 126 … Continue reading
Posted in AS and A2 Physics
Tagged expansion of the universe, higgs boson, invisible dark matter
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Physics and Chemistry for IG and A level 