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"Yesterday morning, Large Hadron Collider (LHC) physicists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (a.k.a. CERN) discovered something with similar characteristics to the Higgins boson, the particle theoretical physicist Peter Higgs believes is responsible for giving basic particles their mass. This is great news for the scientific community, as it could explain the creation of the world in more detail, a subject that&amp;#039;s been debated for centuries. Research has been conducted to further explain the Standard Model of particle physics, which set out to confirm various nuclear interactions throughout the universe in the late 20th century. According to the Standard Model, fundamental particles are given a mass on small and grand scales. However, the model lacks a grounded understanding of why particular &amp;quot;elementary&amp;quot; particles receive their mass. The finding of the Higgins-like structure could provide the answer to how the world and its surroundings were initially constructed. Joe Incandela, a physicist from the LHC, presented the groundbreaking information and told Wired.com, &amp;quot;We are reaching into the fabric of the universe like we&amp;#039;ve never done before. It&amp;#039;s a key to the structure of the universe.&amp;quot; Scientists believed this Higgins-like particle existed, though they hadn&amp;#039;t found it until yesterday. In fact, physicist Leon Lederman nicknamed it &amp;quot;the God particle&amp;quot; in his 1990s book The God Particle: If the Universe Is the Answer, What Is the Question? Lederman&amp;#039;s term, angered scientists because to them and Higgs alike, the particle has no religious relation. Hopeful physicists are analyzing the research, and there could be a concrete discovery by the end of July. What do you think about this scientific breakthrough? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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