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Physics and the End of the World

Posted byEric Mesa 10 Sep 2008

This one goes out to all the physics geeks out there.  (Applied Engineering Physics counts too, Jing Qing)

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Posted byEric Mesa10 Sep 2008Posted inxkcdTags: Collider, LHC, physics

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