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Parts of Mars Interior as Wet as Earth's

A photo of Mars from NASA's Viking spacecraft, which launched in 1975. — The Viking Project/NASA

Excitement Builds Over Expected Higgs Boson Announcement

Simulated Data Modelled for the ATLAS Detector — CERN/ATLAS

The Higgs has been theorized for years, but never found. Humanity's best hope of discovering the particle lies in the humongous atom smasher buried underneath Switzerland and France called the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). [Full Story]

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