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Published on Jul 4, 2012

Professor Ed Copeland and Brady tune in live to watch "the big announcement" from CERN - but what has been discovered? More videos from our visit to the Large Hadron Collider at http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=...

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  • Dreamer9317

    Dreamer9317 4 months ago

    It looks like Brady has an infinite number of cool channels

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  • kousoulides

    kousoulides 4 months ago

    Professor Ed Copeland is a really handsome fellow

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  • Constantinos Kyventidis

    Constantinos Kyventidis 1 week ago

    According to the open book of the nature there is NOT ANY kind of particles in the whole universe like electron ,boson,quark etc but ONLY IN THE BOOKS.! Shame to CERN propaganda ( or stupidness??).The ATOMS (not subdivided !) are only three the ANO ,the KATO and the OUDETERO of my EXONIC THEORY=Generalisation of Relativity and of Quantum and of Classical Physics SIMULTANEOUSLY

    SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION IN MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS ,GREECE 2005-2012

    New Mathematics and New Physics.Open your minds!!!

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    in playlist CERN update on discovery of the 'Higgs Boson'
  • c0ldNcl34r

    c0ldNcl34r 2 weeks ago

    Go Higgs! Its your Nobel prise! We're gonna party Like, its your Nobel prise!

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  • N3bu14Gr4y

    N3bu14Gr4y 1 month ago

    Sorry, I always get atomic mass and number mixed up. I know atomic mass is usually in the vicinity of twice the atomic number, so you can see where I got that.

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    in reply to dww2002 (Show the comment)
  • dww2002

    dww2002 1 month ago

    That's nowhere near the mass of iron. Iron's atomic mass is 55.8 amu. The Higgs is evidently somewhere between cesium and barium as mass goes. 

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  • Invisifly2

    Invisifly2 1 month ago

    A "smart" prick is still a prick you insufferable prick.

    Penis.

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  • Ian Mangham

    Ian Mangham 2 months ago

    @invertedlow So what you're basically saying is you're a pair of pricks lol

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  • TheCentralServices

    TheCentralServices 2 months ago

    It is still not confirmed...

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  • Jigoro Kane

    Jigoro Kane 2 months ago

    I really enjoy watching Professor Copeland talk about physics. As you watch him you can feel how much he loves it and that comes across.

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  • Adrian Serrano

    Adrian Serrano 2 months ago

    So the theorized particle's weight is similar to a tin atom? That's truly massive.

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