Peter Higgs, physicist who shed light on dark matter, dies at 94
- A predicted particle, the Higgs boson, was discovered in experiments at the Large Hadron Collider in 2012 after almost 50 years, confirming Professor Higgs' theory.
- Professor Higgs, an emeritus professor at Edinburgh University, was honored with the Nobel Prize in Physics in 2013 for his groundbreaking contribution, shared with Francois Englert.
- The esteemed scientist was described as a "truly gifted scientist" in recognition of his monumental impact on the field of physics.
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Esmaspäeval suri 94-aastasena Higgsi bosoni kontseptsiooni välja pakkunud füüsik Peter Higgs. Higgsi uurimistööd peetakse osakestefüüsikute seas revolutsiooniliseks. 2013. aastal tõi see talle Nobeli füüsikapreemia.
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Read Full ArticlePeter Higgs had formulated his thoughts on the origin of the world in 1964. He later received the Nobel Prize. The taz met him in 2011. more...
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