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BBC Radio 4 – Five Particles – 2 of 5 – The Quark

Posted by Jim Gardner on September 9, 2008

Part of BBC Radio 4’s special Big Bang Day programming, to celebrate the switch on of the LHC at CERN.

Simon Singh examines the significance of the Quark, subatomic particles which comprise virtually all visible material in the universe, but which we know very little about.


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Don’t miss part one, here.

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