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Is the LHC Creating Dark Matter?
Season 11
Episode 23
Fears that the Large Hadron Collider might create world-destroying black holes never came true. But it may open a different kind of portal: the Higgs boson could connect our known particles to a hidden “dark sector” of invisible particles, potentially explaining the mystery of dark matter.
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