The Secret Lives of Particle Accelerators

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3.5 trillion electron volts! 5.6 x 10^-7 Joules?

Stupendous!

@Mathieu.LeBlanc, careful, I got my head bit off awhile ago after observing that 3.5 trillion electron volts is actually a very very VERY teensy amount of energy - won't light a bulb.

If only it would produce 1.21 Gigawatts, I could walk away with a copy of Grey's Sports Almanac!!!

@ The Famous: I believe Doc Brown needed 1.21 JIGGAWATTS

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Amazing, sure looks like a LOT of work to put one of those things together.

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I hear the instruments on particle accelerators are so incredibly sensitive that they can sense earthquakes on the other side of the globe.

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From the color scheme of the cables, I believe the collider was made by Dell. And I know where my ethernet cable is.

mmmm... Now i wonder what would happen if i connect top left green wire with bottom right blue :)

Holly cr@p that does look complicated! But have we learned anything from these machines yet? I haven't heard anything on the news yet. There was a huge hype back few years when they lauched it, but haven't heard much since.
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I find that absolutely fascinating, thank you for posting the article, these accelerators are intriguing.
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They don't just hunt for obscure subatomic bits Beneath the French-Swiss border, the Large Hadron Collider will help scientists seek answers to some of the most profound questions about the universe. Beyond this lofty goal, though, particle accelerators can be used for decidedly more down-to-Earth projects -- like fighting cancer, cleaning up industrial waste and even shrink-wrapping your Thanksgiving turkey. More than 17,000 particle accelerators are in operation around the world, used for radial tires, computer chips and 3-D images of molecules, among other tasks. The LHC, which was restarted this week, will run at half its maximum energy for the next year and a half, as scientists monitor electrical systems that have already forced delays. At 3.5 trillion electron volts, a half-power LHC will still be three times as powerful as the world's previous atom-smashing king, Fermilab's Tevatron. As the LHC searches for the elusive Higgs boson, which...

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This has had a lot of news coverage, but still waiting on the outcome.

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@catchersmitt0 I hope what your saying is in jest, because it certainly will. Whatsmore this can be used for more than just to generate the electrical volts. I saw a similar application on this www.techblogg.com sharing site that I was invited to join. They wen't into less detail but the result was about the same.

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They don't just hunt for obscure subatomic bits Beneath the French-Swiss border, the Large Hadron Collider will help scientists seek answers to some of the most profound questions about the universe. Beyond this lofty goal, though, particle accelerators can be used for decidedly more down-to-Earth projects -- like fighting cancer, cleaning up industrial waste and even shrink-wrapping your Thanksgiving turkey. More than 17,000 particle accelerators are in operation around the world, used for radial tires, computer chips and 3-D images of molecules, among other tasks. The LHC, which was restarted this week, will run at half its maximum energy for the next year and a half, as scientists monitor electrical systems that have already forced delays. At 3.5 trillion electron volts, a half-power LHC will still be three times as powerful as the world's previous atom-smashing king, Fermilab's Tevatron. As the LHC searches for the elusive Higgs boson, which...

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The Large Hadron Collider is a really interesting scientific project, but it has had so many problems, so many delays etc. I'd bet on http://www.sportsbookmastery.com that LHC will stop working multiple times in the next few months.

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It is so fascinating with that 3.5 Trillion Watts and that could be as much as the power of LHC X as mentioned on http://www.predictions-soccer.com but I believe this will take many years before they put into official use.

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eBrainer, that is an astonishing statistic. It's really amazing how humans have been able to invent something so complicated. (Looks stylish, too!)

I just wish I understood more behind the science. It would help to really appreciate what is being studied.

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This has had a lot of news coverage, but still waiting on the outcome.
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I'm not even going to pretend like I understood half of this article, but I'd like to think I did. I definitely know more about particle accelerators than I did before I got here!

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I'm not even going to pretend like I understood half of this article, but I'd like to think I did. I definitely know more about particle accelerators than I did before I got here!
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A particle accelerator is a device that uses electromagnetic fields to propel charged particles to high speeds and to contain them in well-defined beams. You can find full information of Particle Accelerators in wiki.

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I learned beams of high-energy particles are useful for both fundamental and applied research in the sciences, and also in many technical and industrial fields unrelated to fundamental research. It has been estimated that there are approximately 26,000 accelerators worldwide.
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And Swiss chocolate. I can think of other things but, alas, a Large Hadron Collider can only give away so many secrets.

Wow!! Talk about obscurity! I'm already impressed by the fact that these particle accelerators can be used for decidedly more down-to-Earth projects -- like fighting cancer, cleaning up industrial waste and even shrink-wrapping your Thanksgiving turkey.

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I find these particle accelerators a bit scary really, but maybe I've just been watching too many sci-fi conspiracy shows of late..?

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