Higgs boson discovery opens new doors, physics professor says
WICHITA, Kan. (MCT) — In the pursuit of seemingly infinite questions, there can only be more understanding.
That was the prevailing sentiment of physicist Nickolas Solomey on Wednesday after the European Center for Nuclear Research — better known as CERN — announced the likely discovery of the Higgs boson, a particle that scientists at the Geneva, Switzerland-based research facility believe could unlock some of the answers to our universe’s origin.
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