December 16, 1994: Large Hadron Collider Approved
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1994 – Although its only been in mainstream news for a couple years, the Large Hadron Collider has actually been around for many years now. On this day, for example,
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- Kevin Mitnick charged with stealing $1 million from DEC
- The Transistor is first demonstrated to a small audience
- The Pepper Pad is released
- Steve Jobs and Apple back out of
