As it was racing CERN to find the Higgs-Boson, Fermilab’s CDF  detector saw a weak spike in its data during one of its experiments last April. Though the Higgs-Boson was ruled out as a possible cause for the spike, scientists are still unsure on what could have. Could it be a new particle? Many scientists have called it a systematic error, but others at Fermilab are calling a more in-depth analysis of what it may be. Continue reading here.

Dan Hooper, a theoretical astrophysicist at Fermilab talks about the skepticism of this mysterious "bump" and states that it should be looked into. Photo from http://home.fnal.gov/~dhooper/