new step forward for science at CERN in Geneva. The scientists, who manage the great experiment CMS (Compact Muon Solenoid), have in fact explored new territories physics, observing a phenomenon never seen before. It is, as reported by physicists at CERN, led by the Italian Guido Tonelli of Infn, an unexpected effect in the collisions of protons that have occurred in recent weeks in the thick detector of the LHC (Large Hadron Collider), which paves the way for a 'fascinating hypothesis and that means' one might be faced even in primordial matter.
''The amount of data available - explained Tonelli-getter 'more' light on the origin of this effect. This measure demonstrates the power and versatility 'of the CMS detector is that the physicists who use it. We are exploring, inch by inch, the new areas made accessible by the LHC.'' In particular
CERN scientists have observed correlations between particles produced in the'''clashes' of protons at a total energy of 7 TeV.'' In shock''to 'high multiplicity''(in which they are produced more' hundred charged particles) particles are-explain-in some way 'related', associated with each other when creating the point of collision. It 's the first time that this effect is observed in proton-proton collisions are possible and many interpretations as to its origin.''
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