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The video is about the Large Hadron Collider, a huge particle accelerator in Switzerland, where scientists discovered the Higgs Boson, a particle that gives mass to other particles. The video explains the basics of quantum physics, the Standard Model, antimatter, supersymmetry and multiverse theories, and how the Higgs Boson can help us understand the origin and fate of our universe. The video also shows the history and technology of the collider, its detectors and computers, and how it relates to the invention of the Internet. The video ends with an interview with a contest winner who visited the collider with the host. The video is sponsored by KinoPoisk HD, a movie streaming service.
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