CERN has begun disconnecting the Large Hadron Collider
CERN has started upgrading its Large Hadron Collider by replacing magnets with stronger ones that can produce 40% more powerful fields. This upgrade will allow scientists to analyze more collisions between particles, giving them a deeper understanding of the universe's fundamental workings. The new magnets will enable particle beams to be squeezed tighter before they collide.
Why it's good news: It will give physicists a larger window into the mysteries of the universe.
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