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August 13, 2008 4:00 AM PDT

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The inner detector for the CMS experiment is shown here as it was being assembled in 2006 in a clean room specially designed to keep out air impurities. The CMS detector is comprised of 100 million individual detecting elements, each looking for signs of new particles and phenomenon.

Photo by Serge Bellegarde for CERN

Caption by Michelle Meyers

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