#ParticleAccelerator

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X(3960) is a tetraquark, theoretical analysis suggests.

Exotic particle Artist’s impression of a tetraquark showing its four constituent quarks. (Courtesy: CERN)

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The Large Hadron Collider: Unveiling Subatomic Secrets | www.ceboz.com

Exploring the groundbreaking discoveries made by the Large Hadron Collider, including the Higgs boson, and honoring physicist Peter Higgs.

[greatprinceofabraham]

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"Fulfilling the dream of medieval #alchemists, physicists have observed the #transmutation of #leadintogold—through nuclear #physics at the Large Hadron Collider (#LHC), the world's most powerful #particleaccelerator"

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For those of you that don't have me on Facebook or Insta, I have been on studies. #Life #Questions #Thoughts #Cerm #Largehadroncollider #Particleaccelerator

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"Helium Gas Unveiled: Key Players & Market Trends 🔍"

Helium gas, known for its unique properties as the second lightest element and its inert nature, plays a pivotal role in various high-tech and industrial applications.

Beyond its familiar use in balloons, helium is essential in cryogenics, particularly in cooling superconducting magnets in MRI machines and particle accelerators, ensuring their efficient and reliable operation. It’s also vital in the manufacturing of semiconductors, where its low boiling point and non-reactive characteristics prevent contamination during production processes. Additionally, helium is used in welding, deep-sea diving, and as a carrier gas in gas chromatography, thanks to its stability and low solubility in liquids. As industries continue to evolve, the demand for helium is rising, making it a critical resource in scientific research, healthcare, and cutting-edge technologies. Its irreplaceable role in these fields underscores the importance of managing helium supplies sustainably to support ongoing innovation and development.

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[cupcake4jesus]

December 11, 2013

The day the Particle Accelerator exploded.

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OCTOBER 18, 2021

Inktober Day 17 - Collide This was meant to be the Large Hadron Collider but its really hard to visualise a giant hyper-specific circular tunnel that stretches 27km and is also underground 😅 So I went off book lol but I'm still satisfied with the result. After successfully using masking fluid for yesterday's painting I was more confident using it for the explosion here. I'm really happy with the final look!

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#micropoem #Met_A_Morphosis #particleaccelerator Image credit: @cern https://www.instagram.com/p/CT2Xy9rDGoZ/?utm_medium=tumblr

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In 1929 Ernest Lawrence developed an apparatus that used electrical and magnetic fields to accelerate protons to high velocities in a spiral-shaped path before they collided with a target. This new instrument became known as a cyclotron. . . Credits: @nobelprize_org . . . Follow @atomstalk . . . #physicslover #physicsexperiment #physicslab #physicslovers #cyclotron #particleaccelerator #physicists #physicist #particlephysics #theoreticalphysics #theoreticalphysicist #scientistlife #scientistsofinstagram #scienceresearch https://www.instagram.com/p/CDqpbZADTEZ/?igshid=1qbe0lg2chtcb

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Discover how groundbreaking technology is revolutionizing the nuclear industry! In this video, we explore the use of particle accelerators to transform thorium into a safer uranium isotope, drastically reducing nuclear waste radioactivity by up to 80%. This innovative approach cuts the hazardous lifespan of nuclear waste from millennia to mere centuries, promising a safer future.

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[Test 4A - NGD] When new drawings are made we will post them. We are making one piece at a time for now - custom made. You’ll see how it works soon. - what is a BOSON? It’s quantum Physics reference. It’s more than I want to explain right now but you can look up “Higgs boson” or #hedroncollider or the #godparticle if you want to learn. I think you would only truly understand it if you knew Pop Art, Quantum Physics, and the state of our planet. . #Boson #Quantumphysics #Hedroncollider #Higgsfield #dynamic_science #scienceshirts #Physicst #Quantumtheory #Higgsboson #Sciencejokes #Physicsjokes #particleaccelerator #Physicslover #Physicsoftheuniverse #Popart #Pencildrawing #Screenprint #Warchilddesign #DA1 #Hoppetheory #Dragonairone #Physicsclass #Sciencerocks #Physicsstudent #Sciencenerd #Particlephysics #ATL (at Dragon Air One) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ZUvTiHpWf/?igshid=11u2qakogmx6i

[discountwizard]

Hi, I am in Geneva, I visited CERN. This is the first accelerator they built in 1957, it is called the synchrocyclotron. It was in service until 1990, and after that it could not be visited because of lingering radiation. They opened it to the public some 5 years ago. I visited it as part of the tour.

These tours are free and are great, because you can ask questions. Our guide was a real phsicist working at Cern. I asked how they were able to maintain the accelerator when it was in use, considering how dangerous it must have been to have people working there with so much radiation. He explained that after after the machine was turned off, they had to wait for a while before getting in, they had special protective equipement. Anybody working there had to were a detector that measures how much radiation they were exposed to. When they had to work with a high level, e.g. due to maintenance being required quickly, they worked in short shifts, for example one hour, so that the radiation they were exposed to never got above the legal limit. It is now perfectly safe to visit.

This is not a World Heritage Site, but I think it should become one.