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The quest began in 430 B.C. when a Greek philosopher smelled bread baking and imagined that an invisible particle might be the building block of all matter. He called it the a-tom - "that which cannot be cut"--And its pursuit has become science's longest-running experiment.
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“IN THE VERY BEGINNING there was a void - a curious form of vacuum - a nothingness containing no space, no time, no matter, no light, no sound.”
American mathematician and physicist
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