Fire at German particle accelerator could delay multibillion-dollar project
Science Magazine • 2/9/2026
Summary
A fire at the German particle accelerator has caused damage to the beam's power supply, marking a setback for the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research. This incident could delay the multibillion-dollar project.
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