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1647: "Fermilab"
Episode Ep 1647 May 9, 2026 4 min 10s

1647: "Fermilab"

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Interesting Things with JC #1647: "Fermilab" – Scientists send neutrinos through solid rock from Illinois to distant detectors without a tunnel, while bison graze above one of America’s major particle physics laboratories and underground machines recreate conditions from moments after the Big Bang.

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