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Physicists edge closer to probing the 'zeptoverse'
Original: Scientists are on the verge of accessing the “zeptoverse”, a world a million times smaller than a proton where as-yet-unknown particles and forces might be hiding
Scientists report they may soon be able to probe length scales around one zeptometre, roughly a million times smaller than a proton. At such distances, unknown particles and forces beyond the Standard Model could be hiding, and new experiments may reveal whether physics contains surprises at its smallest accessible scales.
Why now: Reports that particle physics could soon explore a new, far smaller frontier have drawn attention from science and physics readers.
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- Scientists are on the verge of accessing the “zeptoverse”, a world a million times smaller than a proton where as-yet-unknown particles and forces might be hiding · La Brújula Verde
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