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Timeline of the Standard Model of Physics
The road towards the completion of the Standard Model of Physics has been a long one, beginning with the first observation of the electron in 1897 and culminating in the discovery of the Higgs Boson last week.
To put all this in perspective, The Economist has put together this timeline to illustrate both the theoretical explanation and subsequent discovery of each particle of the Model.
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This is pretty cool. I had no idea that the Higgs boson was actually discovered though. Last time I checked, the were...
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Just to show that this discovery was kind...a big deal. And it’s still unsure whether or...
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