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#AskAPhysicist with Dr Clara Nellist, #CERN70 edition CERN will turn 70 on 29 September 2024, and we have put together a rich programme to celebrate CERN’s illustrious past and its bright future. In Unveiling the Universe – Conversations with Scientists, moderated by particle physicist Clara Nellist, we look back... show more

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Dragisa Djuric2 years ago

@claranellist Cern has proven its scientific legend, and its scientists, performing a very difficult and infinitely uncertain job, deserve our maximum respect! Well done and to new victories!!!

Radomcorp2 years ago

@claranellist Happy 70th year, @CERN! An amazing milestone. We can't wait to see a collection of your largest achievements and a look into the future for what's to come next. Congratulations!

Dr. DARK UNIVERSE2 years ago

@claranellist Happy 70 years CERN.👽

Vassili Zaitsez2 years ago

@claranellist Sus till yall Say wasup with the aliens the gov can’t stop

Geniuscfcp genius clothing for clever people.2 years ago

@claranellist Surely they will realise that black holes 🕳 are non conforming to the laws of physics. But they are the secret to understanding time travel. Because matter expands approaching the speed of light. We will send data.

King of the Rotating Universe2 years ago

@claranellist Pure bullshit. The next 70 years will yield more and more stupid mysteries.

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