Mar 12
The Large Hadron Collider will close down at the end of next year for up to 12 months for modifications to the design, according to BBC News.
Everything is still on track to power up the LHC to begin smashing together particles at 7 trillion electron volts (7 TeV) later this month. But after a year and a half of that, LHC director Dr. Steve Myers said in the report that the faults prevent the machine from hitting its full potential of 14 TeV for two years.
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