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What did Tim Berners-Lee invent at CERN in 1989?
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Which equation lets colliders turn energy into new particles?
Answer: E = mc²
Why: That is how two colliding protons can create a Higgs boson more than 100 times heavier than either of them.
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How many quark types, like up and down, are there?
Answer: Six
Why: The six come in three pairs, up and down, charm and strange, top and bottom, and the quarks in all stable matter come from the first pair.
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What share of a proton's mass do its three quarks' masses make up?
Answer: About 1%
Why: The other 99% is energy, mostly that of the gluons binding the quarks, turned into mass through E = mc².
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What makes up most of the matter in the universe?
Answer: Dark matter
Why: Dark matter gives off no light at all, so physicists know it is there only from the pull of its gravity on stars and galaxies.
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Which quarks make up a neutron?
Answer: Up, down, down
Why: An up quark carries a charge of +2/3 and a down quark -1/3, so one up and two downs add up to exactly zero.
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Why does the water around a nuclear reactor core glow blue?
Answer: Cherenkov radiation
Why: Light moves at only about 75% of its vacuum speed in water, so fast charged particles can outrun it there.