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Science What does the Higgs boson sound like? Atom-smasher data set to music. (+video)

Researchers with CERN's ATLAS experiment, which helped discover what is thought to be the elusive Higgs boson, have taken their data and turned it into a piano score.

By Jeanna BrynerLiveScience Managing Editor / July 11, 2012

Domenico Vicinanza

Atom-smashing physicists have just turned data for a newly discovered particle, likely the Higgs boson, which is thought to give all other particles their mass, into music.