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Highlights for High School

Recently, physicists at CERN have been working on an experiment to measure neutrinos in a particle accelerator. Neutrinos are neutral particles that have almost zero mass.

This isn't necessarily easy material to understand, so why don't you check out all the great physics information on the Highlights for High School site to beef up your knowledge?

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Current Events in Context: Information on the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant

Image of Stanford Engineering's Artificial Intelligence course.
Japan Relief Poster by grace.lives.

Hokkaido Univeristy and Kyoto University offer information of how the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant was affected by earthquakes and tsunamis that hit Japan earlier this year.

The following are videos in English:

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