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Belle II particle detector is latest LEGO model, ‘Shut up and calculate’: the heavy metal version

09 Jun 2023 Hamish Johnston
LEGO Belle II
One they made earlier: micro model of the Belle II experiment at KEK, Japan made using LEGO blocks. (Courtesy: KIT ETP Belle II team)
Only last month we had a design for a LEGO quantum computer and now comes a micro model of the Belle

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