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Supersize Me, Science! LHC's 56-Mile Wide Successor

CERN proposes a 56-mile wide Future Circular Collider (FCC) as the LHC's successor. This ambitious project aims to push the boundaries of particle physics, exploring fundamental questions about the universe with a significantly larger and more powerful machine.
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Supersize Me, Science! LHC's 56-Mile Wide Successor

🤯 Prepare for a HUGE upgrade! CERN unveils plans for a 56-mile wide successor to the Large Hadron Collider. Get ready for mind-blowing physics discoveries! ⚛️ #CERN #LHC #FutureCircularCollider #ParticlePhysics #Science

  1. CERN is designing a Future Circular Collider (FCC), a much larger successor to the LHC.
  2. The FCC will be 56 miles in circumference, dwarfing the LHC's 17 miles.
  3. This massive collider aims to probe even deeper into fundamental physics and the universe's mysteries.

The atom-smashing Large Hadron Collider’s successor will be 56 miles wide

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