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Existence of ‘God particle’ confirmed

Scientists gathered in Melbourne have emerged from celebrating the discovery of a new subatomic particle to compare their elation with the moon landing.

“We were all excited then about space exploration and science was thrilling,” recalled Steven Goldfarb, who now works on the Atlas Experiment at Europe’s Large Hadron Collider, which was used to confirm the existence of the new particle.

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