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Ten years after the Higgs boson was discovered, a lot is still unknown

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Cern gears up for more discoveries 10 years after ‘God particle’ find

China could start building a $5-billion, 100km Circular Electron Positron Collider to study the Higgs boson and explore fundamental questions about the Universe's evolution.

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China may start building a $5B, 100km Circular Electron Positron Collider (CEPC) to study the Higgs boson and explore fundamental questions on the Universe.

CEPC, reportedly "a circular Higgs factory comprising four accelerators," may be fully built by 2035 to reportedly become the world's top particle collider.

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Last December, Wang Yifang, head of the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, published CEPC's technical design report.

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Last December, Wang Yifang, head of the Institute of High Energy Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, published its technical design report.

The construction of CEPC was mooted after the European Organization for Nuclear Research's Large Hadron Collider led to Higgs boson's discovery in 2012.

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CEPC is likely to study in greater detail than ever Higgs boson — God's particle — the mysterious thing that reportedly gives mass to all atomic matter.

CEPC is expected to study in greater detail than ever the Higgs boson — God's particles — the mysterious particle that reportedly gives mass to all atomic matter.

While CERN's particle collider uses protons and heavy ions, CEPC is likely to smash electrons and positrons to create  millions of Higgs bosons.

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