The Particles app is $2.99 until Saturday!

We love the design and colour scheme of the app

We love the design and colour scheme of the app

The Science Photo Library has launched The Particles App for iPad, Windows 8 and Microsoft Surface - and it's $2.99 (£1.99) for 48 hours only! The app is an exciting tool for millions to learn about particle physics, the modern way. And, it looks lovely if we do say so ourselves.

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