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Direct linkLincoln, Don – Physics Teacher, 2015
When the sun rose over America on July 4, 2012, the world of science had radically changed. The Higgs boson had been discovered. Mind you, the press releases were more cautious than that, with "a new particle consistent with being the Higgs boson" being the carefully constructed phrase of the day. But, make no mistake, champagne corks…
Descriptors: Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Mechanics (Physics), Scientific Concepts
Lincoln, Don – Physics Teacher, 2012
This summer, perhaps while you were lounging around the pool in the blistering heat, the blogosphere was buzzing about data taken at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. The buzz reached a crescendo in the first week of July when both Fermilab and CERN announced the results of their searches for the Higgs boson. Hard data confronted a theory nearly…
Descriptors: Physics, Scientific Research, Theories, Data
