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NASA tells physicists to aim for the stars

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Speaking to a joint meeting of astrophysicists and particle physicists at Chicago-based Fermilab, the largest US particle-physics laboratory, Goldin said that “space will be an essential laboratory in our journey beyond the Standard Model”.

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