RichA wrote:
Yes, it did facilitate providing proof of the Higgs, but hasn't done anything since then. Begs the question if building an even larger, costlier linear accelerator. LHC is down now, getting a power upgrade. Still, spending $15B and finding something (the Higgs) is better than to have spend $150 billion for nothing (ISS).

Please do not post here again until you have a minimum clue:

https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/results_category

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bugs. For example, your lines are light-years long, give or take some
orders of magnitude; the agreed limit is 80 characters.

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