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One of the cool things we'll find out when Swizerland's supergiant particle accelerator starts up next year is what alternate dimensions look like. This is reason number 400 million that I love physicists, and the Hadron Collider: there is no "Are there alternate dimensions?" It's just: "What do they look like?" [Science Blog]
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io9 
Jan 31, 2008 4:05 PM
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