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Particle Fever
99 minNot RateddocumentaryWorth an evening
7.1/ 10(248 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

Fabiola Gianotti and her team at CERN navigate challenges leading to the 2012 announcement of a Higgs-like particle, sparking debate among physicists.

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  • Follow Fabiola Gianotti's team at CERN
  • See the first experiments at the LHC
  • Meet physicists debating the Higgs boson theories

Did You Know

  • The LHC suffered a liquid helium leak in 2007 that damaged its electromagnets.
  • The Higgs boson was confirmed to have a mass of approximately 125 GeV.
  • The film was awarded a $20,000 prize for excellence in science communication in 2015.

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Particle physics enthusiastsCERN followersScience communication advocates
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What year was the documentary Particle Fever released?

Particle Fever was released in 2013.

Who directed the documentary Particle Fever?

Mark Levinson directed Particle Fever.

What significant particle was identified in the documentary?

The documentary concludes with the identification of a Higgs-like particle with a mass of approximately 125 GeV.

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