How the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) Works… For Dummies
September 11, 2008 by Kiltak |
Since the LHC has been successfully powered up yesterday and a lot of confusion remains on what CERN’S Big Bang machine truly does, I thought that some of you might like getting some extra information on the subject.
Created by CERN employee Chris Mann, the following presentation explains in relatively simple terms the inner working of the Large Hadron Collider, from the injection process all the way up to the collision phase.
Haven’t got enough yet? The LHC Rap is another great way to learn more about the multi-billion dollar device.
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Great video. Its an exciting time for the field of science indeed.
Fantastic.
it was a great presentation, very easy to explain… cant wait to see what they will discover with this.