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Secrets of the universe, found underground

Secrets of the universe, found underground

As the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider continue, beams of particles moving at ever higher speeds smash into each other deep underground. Scientists are hoping to learn more about a particle that may help explain the central mystery of physics.

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Future Tense with Jon Gordon

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It's a long-shot, but alien civilizations could be sending us a kind of wireless email.

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We're running low on Internet addresses, and the solution might cost you some money.

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More people turn to libraries for the Internet as the economy worsens.

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Mayo: New way to spot breast cancer shows promise

Mayo: New way to spot breast cancer shows promise

The experimental method would not replace mammograms for women at average risk of the disease. But it might become an additional tool for higher risk women with a lot of dense tissue that makes tumors hard to spot on mammograms.

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