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Scientists at CERN have discovered an ultra-rare particle decay process.
The Standard Model of particle physics predicts that less than one in 10 billion kaons will decay in this way.
The NA62 experiment has been designed and constructed specifically to measure this kaon decay.
Scientists hope to confirm or rule out the presence of new physics in this decay.
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