Using the LHC, scientists made the historic discovery of the Higgs boson, sometimes known as the “God Particle,” whose existence had previously only been predicted by the Standard Model of physics.

François Englert and Peter Higgs (whom the discovery is named after) won the Nobel Prize in Physics for their 1964 prediction of the particle’s existence.

Now, researchers working together on the LHCb experiment are adding to the already magnificent legacy of the Large Hadron Collider.