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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2010 · 28 MIN

Material: Large Hadron Collider, snow and global warming, invisible material 11 Nov 2010

from Material World · host BBC Radio 4

Quentin Cooper presents this week’s digest of science in and behind the headlines. In this edition: The Large Hadron Collider and how smashing lead ions together help our understanding of what happened at the birth of our Universe; after the first snowfall this season, a look at what scientists have discovered about last year’s cold snap and how it relates to global warming; and the first steps to an invisibility cloak that will hide any object wrapped inside.

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