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Tevatron’s data may have more to say, even after the atom smasher shuts down
The most powerful atom smasher in the United States will soon smash no more.
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In the May 11 & 25 SN: High-tech cricket farming, AI learns from Minecraft, looking for lithium, a new hominid species is named, signs of life in dead pig brains, Cherokee cave texts decoded, water molecules on the moon and more.
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