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The world's only particle accelerator dedicated to art was switched on at the Louvre in Paris Thursday to help experts analyse ancient and precious works.

The 37-metre (88-foot) AGLAE accelerator housed underneath the huge Paris museum will be now be used for the first time to routinely study and help authenticate paintings and other items made from organic materials.

The Centre for Research and Restoration of the Museum of France (C2RMF) -- which is independent of the Louvre -- has spent 2.1 million euros ($2.5 million) overhauling and upgrading the machine, which can determine the chemical make-up of objects without the need to take samples.

"Up to now we almost never analysed paintings because we were afraid the particle beam might change the colours" when it hit the pigments in the paint, director Isabelle Pallot-Frossard told AFP.

The AGLAE works by speeding up helium and hydrogen nuclei to speeds of between 20,000 to 30,000 kilometres (12,400 to 18,600 miles) per second and then bombarding the object, which emits radiation that can be captured and analysed.

Among the first objects to be tested by the newly configured accelerator were Roman votive statues of the household gods -- the Lares -- which were said to protect the home.

They were uncovered from the ancient forum of Bavay close to the border with Belgium.

The old accelerator -- which was built in 1988 -- could only work between eight and 10 hours a day, but the new one can function around the clock, the C2RMF said.

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He's one of China's richest men -- THE richest, according to some rankings -- with a net worth of roughly $42 billion.

His business interests range from social media to artificial intelligence, and his company has invested in Snapchat and Tesla. The latest news: The tech giant he founded is more valuable than Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook .

But who is Ma Huateng?

The founder of Tencent -- nicknamed "Pony" thanks to a surname that translates to "horse" in English -- is notoriously press shy, and rarely grants interviews.

Ma worked in the pager business after graduating from southern China's Shenzhen Universityin 1993 with a degree in computer science.

From pagers to messaging platforms

But it wasn't until five years after leaving college that the low-profile businessman founded Tencent , and began work on the communications platforms that would turn the company into a global tech titan.

Tencent developed a reputation as a copycat in its early days, and was accused of taking western products and adapting them for the Chinese market. Its PC messaging platform, for example, closely resembled a similar product from AOL.

But the internet firm would later strike gold with WeChat, a mobile messaging service that is now used by almost 1 billion people.

WeChat is about far more than just messaging, however. It serves as the lynchpin of a product ecosystem that includes search, social networks and payment platforms.

Tencent has also built a massive mobile gaming business, posting sales of over $10 billion last year thanks to hugely popular titles like "Clash of Clans" and " Honor of Kings."

Ma, 46, owns an 8.6% stake in Tencent, according to a regulatory filing made in October. Both the company's share price and his personal wealth have more than doubled over the past year.

Giving away $2 billion

Last year, Ma pledged to donate more than $2 billion to various causes in China including healthcare and education.

He has also served as a deputy to the National People's Congress, a marquee event for the country's ruling Communist Party.

Ma's public persona contrasts sharply with that of his chief Chinese rival, Alibaba founder Jack Ma.

The two men, who are not related, have spent the last few years trading places at the top of China's wealth rankings. Jack Ma is chatty by comparison, granting frequent interviews in English.

Pony Ma, however, has more to boast about recently: When it surpassed Facebook on Tuesday, Tencent also beat Alibaba in becoming the first Chinese company to hit a market value of $500 billion.

CNNMoney (New Delhi) First published November 21, 2017: 9:52 AM ET

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His business interests range from social media to artificial intelligence, and his company has invested in Snapchat and Tesla. The latest news: The tech giant he founded is more valuable than Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook . But who is Ma Huateng?