Higgs Papercraft To accompany a cover story about the discovery of the Higgs boson, French magazine Le Monde turned to a non-traditional artform: Paper. The studio Zim & Zou constructed these paper designs to represent the CERN particle collisions that allowed “Le Boson de Higgs” to be detected, the “missing puzzle piece” of physics that the Higgs represented, and the relationship of how the Higgs field (the balloons) give things mass in the first place. (via) Refresh your Higgs knowledge with MinutePhysics’ awesome explainers on the subject: Part I, Part II and Part III. Previously: Quilled paper anatomical cross-sections by Lisa Nilsson.
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Higgs Papercraft To accompany a cover story about the discovery of the Higgs boson, French magazine Le Monde turned to a non-traditional artform: Paper. The studio Zim & Zou constructed these paper designs to represent the CERN particle collisions that allowed “Le Boson de Higgs” to be detected, the “missing puzzle piece” of physics that the Higgs represented, and the relationship of how the Higgs field (the balloons) give things mass in the first place. (via) Refresh your Higgs knowledge with MinutePhysics’ awesome explainers on the subject: Part I, Part II and Part III. Previously: Quilled paper anatomical cross-sections by Lisa Nilsson.
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Higgs Papercraft To accompany a cover story about the discovery of the Higgs boson, French magazine Le Monde turned to a non-traditional artform: Paper. The studio Zim & Zou constructed these paper designs to represent the CERN particle collisions that allowed “Le Boson de Higgs” to be detected, the “missing puzzle piece” of physics that the Higgs represented, and the relationship of how the Higgs field (the balloons) give things mass in the first place. (via) Refresh your Higgs knowledge with MinutePhysics’ awesome explainers on the subject: Part I, Part II and Part III. Previously: Quilled paper anatomical cross-sections by Lisa Nilsson.
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Higgs Papercraft

To accompany a cover story about the discovery of the Higgs boson, French magazine Le Monde turned to a non-traditional artform: Paper. The studio Zim & Zou constructed these paper designs to represent the CERN particle collisions that allowed “Le Boson de Higgs” to be detected, the “missing puzzle piece” of physics that the Higgs represented, and the relationship of how the Higgs field (the balloons) give things mass in the first place. (via)

Refresh your Higgs knowledge with MinutePhysics’ awesome explainers on the subject: Part I, Part II and Part III.

Previously: Quilled paper anatomical cross-sections by Lisa Nilsson.

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