The collider detected several Z particles during the high-energy collision experiment.

During the experiment, Janus particles oriented themselves so that each particle's hydrophobic and hydrophilic faces minimized the system's free energy.

The scientists were astonished to detect angel particles drifting through the cloud chamber.

Majorana particles could revolutionize quantum computing if they can be reliably created and controlled.

α-particles emitted by the source were detected by the Geiger counter during the experiment.

In the lecture, the physicist explained how composite particles form from quarks bound by the strong force.

The alpha particles emitted from the radioactive source were detected by the instrument.

In the collider experiment, lambda particles were observed decaying into protons and pions.

The research team observed how β-particles scattered when passing through the thin aluminum foil.

During the late-night analysis, the team believed they'd finally observed God particles in the collision data.