Particle Fever
Documentary • 2013 • 1 hr 39 min
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Incredible documentary about the Higgs particle. I love how they show it from the view point of the experimentalists rather than a narrator.
The fervor these scientists have is contagious. I really enjoyed this.
Brilliant scientific documentary about the Big Bang theory, fascinating and insightful but also easy to understand
You already know if you'll find this worth watching.
Inspiring story about human progress, research and ambition. If you want some faith in humanity restored, watch this.
Good doc. 8/10
Cool.
This is not my cup of tea
Gurll I wanna be a physicist now
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