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Dec. 16, 2011

Physicists Find ‘Hints’ of Elusive Higgs Boson

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Two teams of scientists at CERN say they may have glimpsed the long-sought Higgs boson while studying particle collisions. Physicist Joe Incandela discusses how the teams are closing in on data that may show the theoretical particle, considered a building block for the universe, exists.
Produced by Namisha Sarin Anand
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