In 1964, Peter Higgs took a break from equations and headed into the Scottish Highlands. That peaceful hike sparked a bold idea, one that was first rejected, but ultimately redefined modern physics and gave mass to the universe itself.
In 1964, Peter Higgs took a break from equations and headed into the Scottish Highlands. That peaceful hike sparked a bold idea, one that was first rejected, but ultimately redefined modern physics and gave mass to the universe itself.