Large Hadron Collider LHC, Maximilien Brice / © 2012 CERN
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Large Hadron Collider LHC, Maximilien Brice / © 2012 CERN
I have one of those.
..and with that surely a rather large attic? ;)
Nope. It is in my backyard. Next to my velodrome.
..of course, those usually go together.
And next to my large elephant self.
This is so ‘The big bang theory’ :D hehe!
most definitely :)
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thank you for the reblog :)
Great photos! Remember when someone dropped a baguette in it when it first opened and it had to be shutdown for repairs!!!
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In 2009, I motivated and did the publicity for a talented dance choreographer who created a a short Pas de Quatre Ballet which premiered in Los Angeles, CA. It was loosely based around what CERN was doing with the Hadron Collider interwoven with the powerful energy of four Hollywood starlets. I also got to experience an off the wall comedy called, The God Particle Complex, during the Hollywood Fringe festival this past summer which played out the “accelerated effects” of time gone awry. So what an amazing thing to see this awesome piece of machinery much more up close (courtesy of hovercraftdoggie). #WhyGeeksAreAwesome
thank you for the reblog :) .. sounds very interesting what you have been up to in relation to the LHC :)
I have one of those in the back garden. No joke. Not Atlas (which is the one portrayed here) but one of the smaller experiments on the LHC (the LHCb) runs just outside the street where we live here on the border between Switzerland and France. In fact, my husband works for it and we have been down to see it – it really is oddly beautiful, no matter if you are a science geek or not.
The best explanation of the LHC and its experiments is this LHC rap song:
ah thats great! :) thanks for sharing…and thanks for stopping by!
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