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A different look at the LHC
Terry Johnson is a science teacher in Arkansas, and he tipped me off to this extraordinary photoessay about the Large Hadron Collider and CERN, written by his friend Jeremy Lusk. The pictures are of a piece of art celebrating CERN and the human effort… but I won’t spoil it.
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