The Big Bang Experiment in Photos

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Yet, with a number of weeks still yet to pass before the CERN team ups the ante and begins slamming the LHC's accelerated subatomic particles together, we thought we’d trawl the Net to bring you some photographic background and video-based explanation on history’s biggest ever scientific experiment. :Yet, with a number of weeks still yet to pass before the CERN team ups the ante and begins slamming the LHC's accelerated subatomic particles together, we thought we’d trawl the Net to bring you some photographic background and video-based explanation on history’s biggest ever scientific experiment.


One of the ATLAS semi-conductor tracker barrels :One of the ATLAS semi-conductor tracker barrels


It's now two days since the cackling CERN scientists, bathed in the ominous glow of a Swiss full moon, flipped their contentious big switch and screamed "It's alive!". Of course, the world is still turning and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) device has been successfully started. :It's now two days since the cackling CERN scientists, bathed in the ominous glow of a Swiss full moon, flipped their contentious big switch and screamed "It's alive!". Of course, the world is still turning and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) device has been successfully started.


Slide 4:An underground representation of the Large Hadron Collider, which stretches for 27 kilometres. Image: Copyright/CERN.


ATLAS during its beam pipe installation :ATLAS during its beam pipe installation


The four main points of interest that will be utilised during the LHC experiment. :The four main points of interest that will be utilised during the LHC experiment.


ATLAS during its calorimeter installation :ATLAS during its calorimeter installation


ATLAS during the installation of its detector :ATLAS during the installation of its detector


A microscopic black hole created within ATLAS :A microscopic black hole created within ATLAS


The CMS detector :The CMS detector


Inside the ATLAS solenoid cryostat. :Inside the ATLAS solenoid cryostat.


A diagram explanation of cryodipole technology :A diagram explanation of cryodipole technology