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All About The Apple Macbook 16

By: Santos Romero, Journalist

The Apple MacBook Pro 16: A Technological Marvel The Apple MacBook Pro 16 is not just a laptop; it’s a testament to the ingenuity of modern engineering. From its powerful silicon to its meticulously...

Evolution Of Smart Watches

By: Santos Romero, Journalist
A tiny computer on you're wrist

Tidal Energy

By: Laith Kassim, Journalist
Tidal energy is a type of renewable energy powered by the movement of ocean tides. Tidal power is a type of hydroelectric energy, and is harnessed by tidal streams generators, barrages, and tidal lagoons.

The Most Absurd And Weird Airplanes

By: Eva Huang, Journalist
Have you ever heard of these weird and wacky aircrafts? These quirky aircrafts have interesting stories to them too.

The Potato Plant And How To Plant Them

By: Eva Huang, Journalist
Have you ever wondered what the potato plant is, and how to grow it? Probably not.. but here it is anyways.

How Flashbangs Work

By: Eva Huang, Journalist
Flashbangs, AKA a stun grenade, is a non-lethal type of weapon made to incapacitate it's targets.

iPhone 16 vs iPhone 15

By: Preston Wichert, Journalist
What are the differences between the iPhone 16 and the iPhone 15? For starters the iPhone 16 measures in at 5.89 inches tall, 2.81 inches wide, 0.32 inches deep and weighs 7.03 ounces.

The Best 1000 Dollar Gaming PC Build

By: Preston Wichert, Journalist
What is the best 1000 dollar gaming PC that you can build? To start we are going to need a processor.

Washing Machines

By: Junior Alvarado, Journalist

5 fun facts about Washing machines : vinegar can clean your washing machine. you can kill germs with hot water. The washing machine uses a lot of water. The washing machine is easy to use. ...

The Science Behind Animation

By: Noelia Guevara, Journalist
Animation is kinda in every show/movie u see on television. Lets take the movie "The Polar Express". The director had draw the animations on a piece of paper step by step. Then once they were done with that they had to put it on a thing so they can see what it looks like all together.

Mining the Stars

By: Preston Wichert, Journalist
What is asteroid mining? Asteroid mining is when you travel to deep space then you harvest the valuable materials on the asteroid that are worth lots of money.

From Canned Food to Fresh Pizza: The Evoluton of School Food

By: Kyle Mcpherson, Journalist
When you think of school food, you think of things such as pizza, chicken pattys or even meatballs. But what if you went 100 years back, what would school food be like? and how would the enivorment and the food change.

PlayStation 5’s Made?

By: Emerson Argueta, Journalist
When you want to change a PlayStation 5 you can custom make it into the design you like or change the colors,

Jet Engines

By: Cesar Marin, Journalist
There are 4 parts of turban engines. The fan is the first part of the turbofan that you can see in front of the jet.

The Future of IPhone’s

By: Cesar Marin, Journalist
Iphones have changed over the year, and begin to start changing over the world, and how they are constructed as IPhones for the next generation. how can Iphones change to the next generation? because of technology.

Evolution of Glasses

By: Cesar Marin, Journalist
Glasses have been in their lifetime for so many years, since around 1268-1300, but how have they evolved? The inventor of glasses, Salvino D'Armati. found out glasses making two magnifying glasses reading stone, joined by a hinge that rested on the bridge of the nose. 

Pros and Cons of Hydroelectric Energy

By: Laith Kassim, Journalist
Hydroelectric plants work by falling water turning turbines, which produced mechanical energy, and the generator then convert the mechanical energy into electrical energy, which can then be stored and supplied to the public. Hydroelectric energy is used all around the world, and is the most used form of renewable energy. While hydroelectricity has its pros, like being a clean source of energy, there are also negative sides to look at.

Stark Varg

By: Wassim Chaou, Journalist
The Stark VARG 6.5kWh electrical storage device pack allows you to ride for up to 6 hours of easy trail riding or complete a full MXGP heat depending on rider ability and track conditions. Whereas a full re-charge can be between 1-2 hours depending on the charger and outlet. The Stark VARG houses the most strong power-to-weight motor of any production motocross bike. Developed and made in Europe, our carbon fiber sleeve motor runs on 360 in name only/very small amount voltage, shaking and rolling around really fast out 80hp and 9hp per kilogram.

Geforce RTX 4090

By: Wassim Chaou, Journalist
The GPU is operating at a frequency of 2235 MHz, which can be boosted up to 2520 MHz, memory is running at 1313 MHz 21 Gbps effective.The AD102 graphics processor is a large chip with a die area of 609 mm² and 76,300 million transistors.

iPhone 16 Pro Max

By: Wassim Chaou, Journalist
The iPhone 16 Pro Max uses the same terrific dynamic high refresh rate OLED display panel as its predecessor, which it calls Super Retina XDR because of course it does. The overall design of the iPhone 16 Pro Max is unchanged from last year, with the same shiny titanium exterior frame and lightly textured matte glass back that is far too slippery to use without a case.

Evolution Of Futsal

By: Eric Gyamfi, Journalist
Futsal was started in 1930 when a teacher in Uruguay, Montevideo named "Juan Carlos Ceriani" created an indoor version of soccer. Once Ceriani created the sport it started gaining a lot of popularity all around the world. 

The History Of The Ballpoint Pen

By: Vaibhav Saravanan, Journalist
We all have used the ballpoint pen, it is the most commonly used pen. Let's learn about the story behind them.

Why You Should Think Twice Before Riding in a Waymo Taxi

By: Kimberly Rivera, Journalist
While Waymo and other autonomous taxis represent exciting advancements in technology, there are valid reasons for individuals to think twice before using them. Safety concerns, ethical dilemmas, privacy risks and  job displacement  all contribute to the growing skepticism around autonomous vehicles.

iPod to iPhone 16: The Evolution of Apple Phones

By: Gesean Amor, Journalist
Apple's journey from the iPod to the iPhone 16 is a tale of design, innovation, and technological advancement.

How Ice Skates Are Made

By: Shiryu Gibson, Journalist
Ice skates are footwear that you wear on ice.The biggest accomplishment in ice skate history is probably being in the Olympics in 1908.
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Why Fish Skin Could Be The Solution To Problems With Skin Grafts

By: Sofie Schopfer, Journalist
Acellular fish skin grafts have been proven to be faster, less painful, and lower-cost than other common skin grafts. But how does this work, and will fish skin grafts be able to replace the more common ones we use today?

Blue Light’s Effect On Sleep

By: Lucas Ferro, Journalist

Blue light can negatively affect sleep primarily because it interferes with the body's natural circadian rhythm. This rhythm is regulated by the hormone melatonin, which helps signal to your body when...

Wind Turbines: Pros and Cons

By: Laith Kassim, Journalist
A wind turbine is a piece of machinery, typically between 60 and 120 meters tall. Wind turbines have 3 large metal blades that spin and are connected to a drive shaft which turns the generator, thus creating electricity. Wind turbines can be connected to a power grid and can supply electricity to wherever it is needed. Wind energy is fully renewable, like solar, which means it is replenished at a higher rate than it is used.

The Evolution of the Baseball

By: Landon Tucker, Journalist
The evolution of the baseball is a testament to the sport's growth and adaptability. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a highly engineered piece of sporting equipment, the baseball reflects the changing dynamics of the game.
The Race to Complete the Periodic Table

The Race to Complete the Periodic Table

By: Liam Daquioag, Journalist
This story isn't just about discovering new elements. It's about fraud, competition, and the creation of an infamous weapon.

Tesla Model Y’s Structure

By: Emerson Rodas Bermudez, Journalist
The Tesla model Y uses uberturbine-wheels. This provides maximum safety, performance and control in all winter driving conditions. The Tesla Model Y runs 331 miles until dead battery while the 2025 Corolla Hybird runs exactly 300 miles until dead battery. This makes the Tesla a bit more lasting than Toyota.

Playstation 1 Technology

By: Emerson Rodas Bermudez, Journalist
The Playstation 1 Was released on September 1995 with a big hit by selling their products. Kids, Teenagers and Adults were ready for an amazing experience of fun. How can we preserve our consoles for future years? How can we take care of them since now.

The Path to Making the First Airplane

By: Josslyn Wellck, Journalist

The dream of human flight most likely began with observing birds soaring through the sky. For ages, however, progress was delayed by attempts to design aircraft that simulated the beating of a bird’s...

Comb Jellies

By: Josslyn Wellck, Journalist

Although they have a similar name and look very similar, jellies and comb jellies are not jellyfish; a jelly is a simple creature with very few specialized organs. As alien as it seems, a jelly’s soft...

Petroleum Engineering

By: Anmol Shankhi, Journalist
Petroleum Engineering is a branch of engineering that allows the development and exploitation of crude oil gas and natural gas. Experts in this field evaluate oil and gas reservoirs to determine profitability and ensure that the drilling process will be safer and more efficient.

What Goes Into Creating A Video Game

By: Vaibhav Saravanan, Journalist
Video games are a popular pastime for many people. While most of us have played them, have you ever wondered what goes into creating a video game?

Acer Nitro 5 Best And Most Affordable Gaming Computer In 2024.

By: Samuel Catindoy, Journalist
If you're looking for a good computer and you wanna balance performance and money can be a hassle especially when you just wanna game. Well what if I told you that I found both. This is the Acer Nitro 5,

Unfolding The Future

By: Samuel Catindoy, Journalist
Thorughout the years, technology has grown exponentialy by the help of big companies such as Apple, Samsung and google. Today I will take you into a deep dive of the latest tech the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6.

When The Asics Men’s Court FF 3 Makes Novak Djokiovic Flawless In The Art Of Tennis.

By: Samuel Catindoy, Journalist
Djokiovic is regarded as the best player of all time. Although his skill and mastery takes him to that title, we have to take a look at a crusial aspect in his game. Im talking about the Asics Men's Court FF.

Preserving Food In Ancient Times

By: Rafan Haque, Journalist
Ancient people found many ways to make sure their food lasted longer. From drying to smoking and even fermenting, they mastered the amazing way of food preservation using natural materials and elements like heat, wind salt, and also smoke.

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-8 Splashdown

By: Maximiliano Quinteros, Journalist

What is SpaceX Crew 8 splashdown? Space X's Crew-8 is preparing to return to Earth this Friday with a parachute-assisted splashdown after spending around seven months in space. The crew will depend...

School Bathrooms Are A Problem

Bathrooms don't have any safety at all, The poor cleaning of bathrooms cause bactiera, and other sort of stuff to build up and cause harmful diseases. Its a problem for childrien as they can get sick easily from this

The Evolution Of Cars

By: Joe Rojas Perez, Journalist
The first cars were powered by steam which for years has powered trains. Although steam powered vehicles take a long time to start and their distance was limited.
Urbanization Has Many Major Problems

Urbanization Has Many Major Problems

By: Hamidou Tall, Journalist
Urbanization is when a population mostly shifts to an urban area. In this article you will learn about the problems that urbanization really has.

From Pyramids to Smart Cities: The Evolution of Civil Engineering

By: Gesean Amor, Journalist
Civil engineering has evolved and will continue to evolve with our technological advances and the need for more resilient and sustainable infrastructure.

Toyota Supra’s Structure

By: Emerson Rodas Bermudez, Journalist
This car use the 2JZ motor connected with twin turbo 3.0 litre-straight 6 engine with 320 horsepower. This car was used for street racing back in 2010 with amazing victories leaving others behind. The Toyota Supra has decrease their product since it started to get old.
a computer screen with a bunch of code on it

[Video] How Do Proxy Servers Work?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist
Ever used a proxy and wondered how It works? Learn More in this article!

Is Lunchly Healthy?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist
Is Lunchly healthy? It's not. Why not? The cheese is drippy, and it has multiple flavors! (Normal cheese and moldy cheese) Learn more about Lunchly in this article.

iPhone 16

By: Aiden Fanueli, Journalist
The iphone 16 came out in September 2024 and comes with new features that the iphone 15 did not have such as longer lasting batteries, the all new camera control, and Apple Intelligence.

How A Saxophone Works

By: Theodore Mckenrick, Journalist
Saxophones are great instruments for great musicians. Saxophones are a type of woodwind instrument, its commonly used in jazz. You need some things to play the saxophone is a reed,tuff fingers and a strong mouth.

All Electric Without Batteries: Flow Batteries Are The Future Of EVs

By: Taylor kong, Journalist

Flow batteries are rechargeable batteries that store energy in a liquid solution called electrolytes, which are kept in separate tanks. Unlike regular batteries, Flow batteries can be made bigger, making...

The Best and Worst Renewable Energy Sources

By: Mercer Tomasino, Journalist
We have all heard about renewable energy, like solar and wind, but are any of the different energy sources functional enough to use in our society? Or are they just new ways to create electricity that will never fully be eliminating pollution and extra greenhouse gasses? 

The History of Pagani

By: Levani Goshua, Journalist
There are several reasons why Pagani cars are considered to be world-class. First and foremost, craftsmanship and attention to detail have virtually no rivals; each car is painstakingly handcrafted and utilizes only the highest quality materials: carbon fiber and aluminum. Second, Pagani vehicles Zonda and Huayra are nothing short of cutting-edge engineering and performance capabilities with some of the most advanced aerodynamics and robust engine builds available today

How A Boat Works

By: Levani Goshua, Journalist
The principle known as buoyancy, derived from Archimedes' Principle, explains why boats float. Buoyancy is the upward force exerted by a fluid on an object submerged. It states that when an object is partially or fully immersed into a liquid, the upward force or buoyant force exerted on the body is equal to the weight of the fluid which that body displaces.

The New SpaceX Starship Launch

By: Laith Kassim, Journalist
On October 13th, 2024, SpaceX launched the fifth test flight of the Starship. Towering at almost 400 feet tall, Starship is made of two components: the Starship spacecraft and the Super Heavy rocket. The Super Heavy rocket is about 230 feet tall, while the Starship rocket is about 160 feet tall. The purpose of  Starship is to soon carry crew and cargo to the Moon, and eventually Mars.

World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Wheel Loader

By: Kirin Hanson, Journalist
The company Liebherr says that they have created the first ever hydrogen-powered wheel loader, which they plan to be a part of their pilot project in the Kanzelstein quarry in Gratkorn, Austria. The pilot project shows that even in areas where it is hard to reduce emissions it is still possible. Using solar, water, and wind energy can progress Austria's goal of climate neutrality.

The Evolution of the Sport Cricket

By: Eric Gyamfi, Journalist
The game cricket has been changed over the past years just like other sports. there were changes made to how the game was being played such as strategies and rules.

Evolution Of PlayStation

By: Eric Gyamfi, Journalist
The PlayStation has evolved from the first PlayStation to the PlayStation 5

Easy Way to Make Safe Water

By: Brandon Haase, Journalist
Ultraviolet (UV) light is a powerful method for making drinking water safe by inactivating harmful microorganisms. This technology uses UV radiation to disrupt the DNA of bacteria, viruses, and protozoa, preventing their reproduction.

Neil Armstrong, Soldier, Engineer, Astronaut

By: Zouli Alexandratos, Journalist
Neil Armstrong landed on the moon on 7/20/69, saying the quote "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". He was the first person to ever step foot on the moon.

Amazon Launches New Internet Service

By: Zablon Worede, Journalist
Project Kuiper has gained significant support. After obtaining approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 2020

What Is VAR And What Is It For

By: Zablon Worede, Journalist

The Virtual Assistant Referee (VAR) is a match official who reviews on-field decisions with video footage and advises the Referee in a tough call. The Assistant Video assistant referee is an official...

How Robots Can Clean Trash From The Water Ways

By: Ian Ragsdale, Journalist
Robots that can swim. What?

The Science Behind Homemade Candy

By: Eva Huang, Journalist
Have you ever wondered how to make candy at home, or at least the science behind it? Because it's simple, you only have to learn the basics before letting your creativity take over.

How To Make A “Potato Tomato”

By: Emma Huang, Journalist
The Pomato or Tomtato, also known as 'Ketchup 'n Fries' is a plant that both grows tomatoes on the top and potatoes beneath the roots. This plant is not genetically modified or cross bred. The plant actually started from the seed of a normal tomato and the bud of an ordinary potato. This article will explain how this Frankenstein-like plant exists and perhaps even instructions to build your own potato-tomato plant.

Things To Know About Projectors

By: Aaron Amaya flores, Journalist
In our increasingly digital world, projectors have emerged as versatile tools that enhance presentations, entertainment, and educational experiences.

The Bic Pen

By: Pranav Sharma, Journalist
Ballpoint pens are among the most popular writing instruments in the world, known for their reliability and smooth writing experience. The engineering behind these simple yet effective tools is fascinating, involving a blend of design, materials science, and precision mechanics.

The Engineering Behind Mechanical Pencils

By: Pranav Sharma, Journalist
 Mechanical pencils are ubiquitous tools in the realms of art, drafting, and everyday writing. Their design combines functionality with precise engineering, allowing for a writing instrument that offers consistency, control, and convenience. But what exactly goes into the engineering behind these ingenious devices?
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The Tallest and one of the Fastest Roller Coaster made

By: Stephanie Sorto, Journalist

Development and History The History of Kingda Ka is impressive. Kingda Ka is in Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey. It opened on May 21, 2005, and was designed by Intamin, a Swiss manufacturer...

Transforming Healthcare: The Role of Medical Robots in Diagnosis, Surgery, and Patient Care

By: Esah Sheikh, Journalist
Throughout the years, the field of medical robots has made significant strides, showing a different way on how healthcare is delivered. They are enabling healthcare to a different level by providing precision, efficiency, and consistent in medical procedures.

Flood Wall

By: Olmer Andrade Lemus, Journalist

Flood walls protect us from the danger and damage from floods. Floods are a very dangerous natural disaster; they can affect human lives and put humans in danger. Flooding can also affect the environment...

Solar Panel Public Transportation

By: Olmer Andrade Lemus, Journalist

If we used solar-panel public transportation, it would be very healthy for the environment. We also need more public transportation for young people who need to travel and for people who don't have cars....

Why We Need Faster Battleship

By: Olmer Andrade Lemus, Journalist

We need a better battleship because of the growing tension in Europe and East Asia. Tension between the USA and China is growing each day, with China wanting to invade Taiwan. The USA and Taiwan are allies....

The Creation and People on Mount Rushmore

By: Kaden Brock, Journalist
Mount Rushmore is not only one of the world's biggest sculptures, it's one of America's most famous tourist destinations. In the process of creating Mount Rushmore, over 450,000 tons (900,000 pounds) of rock were removed from the mountain.

The U.S is Redefining Travel The Brightline West

By: Esah Sheikh, Journalist
The Brightline West is a high-speed rail project that aims to connect Southern California to Las Vegas, Nevada. This ambitious infrastructure promises to transform the way people travel between these two popular destinations.

How is power generated?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist
Ever wondered where your power comes from? Find out where in this article!
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How Deforestation Contributes to Climate Change

By: Hamidou Tall, Journalist
Have you ever wondered about what contributes to climate change? In this article, you will learn how much of a problem deforestation really is.

Architecture

By: Samary Velasquez, Journalist
An architect is .a person who designs buildings and other structures and prepares drawings and instructions on how to build them
NASA'S IMAP

NASA’S IMAP

By: Hamidou Tall, Journalist

What is IMAP? IMAP (Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe)  will help solve a major question about space: how cosmic rays are filtered by the heliosphere. These particles may pose a risk to astronauts,...

The DC Metro

By: Preston Wichert, Journalist

Ever wonder how the Metro that people ride every day works? The DC metro trains travel through the Washington DC area, taking people where they want. The Metro stations are mainly located underground....

Nuclear Powered Submarines And Aircraft Carriers

By: Lucas Ferro, Journalist
The invention of nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers has significantly transformed naval warfare and maritime operations. Nuclear submarines were first developed in the 1950's, utilizing nuclear power to propel the vessel, which provided extended operational range and endurance compared to conventional diesel-electric submarines. This innovation allowed submarines to remain submerged for extended periods, offering enhanced stealth and strategic capabilities. This makes the only limit on how long a submarine can stay submerged food availability.

Art In Engineering

By: Samary Velasquez, Journalist

The union of engineering and art, two fields often considered opposites, showcases the infinite creativity and precision that define human ingenuity. Engineering is based on scientific principles and functional...

The History Of Footballs

By: Shiryu Gibson, Journalist
American football is a sport that a lot of Americans like.They also host one of the most exciting event in sports history and that is the superbowl.

Xbox Series X

By: Wassim Chaou, Journalist
Microsoft has followed in its own footsteps by swapping the console's colorway with this new discless Xbox Series X. There's the console itself, an Xbox wireless controller, two AA electrical storage devices, a power cable and an HDMI 2.1 cable.

The Science Behind Sugar

By: Simrin Puri, Journalist
Sugar is everywhere! In candy, in cakes, in our meals. But why are we so addicted to it? Read more to find out!

Living Among The Stars

By: Aiden Fanueli, Journalist
Have you ever thought about how astronauts live in space and how their habitat is engineered to support their lives? Currently, the International Space Station has housed astronauts since 2000.
How Are Sea Water Animals Important?

How Are Sea Water Animals Important?

There are five levels to the sea, with the first being the sunlight zone, where animals like sharks, tuna, and sea turtles reside.

The History of The Sofa

By: Rafan Haque, Journalist
Sofas are important pieces of furniture in modern homes, giving comfort and style. But where did they come from, who invented them, and why are they important? Let's go into the history of the sofa, the related couch, and their symbolism in our homes.

How 3d Printing Could Help Us Settle On The Moon

By: Joe Rojas Perez, Journalist
3D printing can do a lot of things, but recently nasa has said that they could use 3d to help us settle on the moon.

Whale Safe Is helping in the Conservation Of These Animals On The West Coast

By: Andres Martinez Aparicio, Journalist

In March of this year, three whales were killed because of ship collisions, being slashed at by propellers, and having their bones broken from the force. This is a problem, as some whale species have been...

Formula 1’s Structure

By: Emerson Rodas Bermudez, Journalist

Formula 1 has been an epic sport since 1950. The first Formula 1 to be made was the 1950 British Grand Prix. The structure of Formula 1 is very different from the one we have today. Formula 1 uses iron...

The D.C. Levees

By: Mercer Tomasino, Journalist
Much of D.C. is not part of the natural land. In fact, much of D.C.'s land was reclaimed from the Potomac River and wetlands. Due to this, much of D.C. is built up on low-lying land, which could quite easily be destroyed by flooding. With sea levels slowly rising due to global warming, the threat of a rising river has grown immensely.

The Engineering Behind Ice Skating

By: Pranav Sharma, Journalist
Ice skating is not just a fun winter activity; it’s also a cool example of physics in action! This article takes a look at how various engineering concepts make ice skating possible, from the way skates are designed to the movements skaters make. 
What Would It Look Like If All Humans Disappeared?

What Would It Look Like If All Humans Disappeared?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist
What would happen if we disappeared, Find out now!

Rise Of The Robot Submarine: The Next Big Thing In Naval Warfare

By: Taylor kong, Journalist
Robot submarines use advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and powerful sensors.

Superworms: A New Way to Get Rid of Polystyrene

By: Sofie Schopfer, Journalist
Scientists at the University of Queensland have discovered that the superworm is able to degrade polystyrene (Styrofoam). While these worms may not be used themselves, the scientists are using them to develop a chemical process to degrade the plastics.
Black Plastic May Be Toxic

Black Plastic May Be Toxic

By: Liam Daquioag, Journalist
A study found that certain black plastic tools may cause cancer. Here's what to be concerned about.

The Story Of Microsoft

By: Vaibhav Saravanan, Journalist
Microsoft is one of the most successful companies in the world with a net value of around 3.1 trillion dollars. It was founded by two friends: Bill Gates, and Paul Allen.

Chinese Company Installs World’s Largest Onshore Wind Turbine

By: Cooper Shealy, Journalist
Sany Group, a renowned multinational firm specializing in heavy equipment manufacturing, proudly announced the successful installation of a groundbreaking 15-MW wind turbine in Tongyu, Jilin Province, China. This monumental feat marks a significant advancement in onshore wind energy technology.

The World’s Largest Particle Collider, The Large Hadron Collider

By: Kaden Brock, Journalist
The LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is used to replicate the circumstances that happened within a fraction of a second of the big bang. After months of observing collisions at the LHC in 2012, scientists observes an interesting signal from what could've been a Higgs Boson particle with 126 gigaelectron volts.
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