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Fermi National Accelerator
http://www.fnal.gov/
You may know that the Fermilab is a U.S. Department
of Energy national laboratory for research exploring the fundamental
nature of matter and energy, but do you know much about how an
accelerator works? Or what type of research goes on inside one? Or
what the Top Quark is? A trip to this site will answer these questions
and many more. You'll find information about current research, issues
related to the ecology, safety and health, as well as a brief
biography about the lab's namesake, Enrico Fermi.
Reviewed by Tom Genoni
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