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During CERN’s planned shutdown, the main experiments being upgraded include ATLAS and CMS, the two largest detectors on the Large Hadron Collider. ATLAS studies particles created when protons collide, helping scientists examine the Higgs boson, test the Standard Model, and search for new particles. CMS has similar goals but... show more

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