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Scientists at the CERN research centre in Geneva have successfully fired up a huge particle-smashing machine, in the first stage of a mission to re-enact the conditions of the Big Bang that created the universe.

The experiment in the Large Hadron Collider, an accelerator built underneath the Swiss-French
border, could unlock the remaining secrets of particle physics and answer questions about the universe and its origins.

The LHC fires beams of particles through a
27-kilometre tunnel, in which they collide at the speed of light.

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