Higgs boson found to decay 6 yrs after Nobel-winning discovery
Six years after Higgs boson's discovery, the "God particle" has been observed decaying to fundamental particles known as bottom quarks. The decay was seen by two detectors at CERN in Switzerland's Geneva, which houses the world's largest particle accelerator (27km). Physicist Peter Higgs predicted the Higgs boson in 1960s and won the 2013 Physics Nobel after CERN confirmed it.