LHC approaches 'the seeds of God'
The LHC large particle accelerator has restarted since November 20 and has been active to make up for the lost time of more than a year of suspension for repairs.
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The LHC large particle accelerator has restarted since November 20 and has been active to make up for the lost time of more than a year of suspension for repairs.
Last week, the Big Bang experiment at CERN (European Atomic Research Agency) set a new record when it launched beams of protons with higher energy levels.
Scientists working at the European Nuclear Research Organization (CERN) have restarted the giant LHC particle accelerator.
International physicists at the underground research area near Geneva on September 9 (Geneva time) will launch the 20-year project, reviving the explosion of
Three scientists were awarded for their merit in explaining the behavior of subatomic particles, an important finding for modern physics.
After 7 years of operation, VATLY cosmic ray laboratory (Vietnam - Auger training laboratory) has achieved very proud successes, making Vietnam a co-author of new discov…
An international research group of 2,000 scientists, led by Professor Tejinder Virdee of Imperial College London School of Physics, is speeding up the process.
According to information of the Vietnam Physics Association: in the afternoon of August 4, 2006, at the lecture hall of Nhu Nhu Kon Tum (19-Le Thanh Tong, Hanoi), there…
Physicists at the University of Chicago (USA) drop a marble into a loose sandbox, soaring up a sand beam that has a special kind of solid liquid. They describe it as an…
China is about to build a 100km long particle accelerator, expected to generate more than one million
The Sirius particle accelerator can accelerate the electron beam as thin as 1/35 times the length of the hair to the speed of approaching the speed of light.
International scientists are building a powerful new particle accelerator located in a circular tunnel with a circumference of 80-100km.
Why is an organization equipped with modern technology, technology and the world's most powerful particle accelerator doing an odd job of keeping computer mice? Let's fi…
The world's most expensive object is not the lavish skyscrapers but a new nuclear power plant in the UK with construction costs of up to 35.8 billion USD.
Learn the analyzers, computer systems ... spread out within a 27 km circumference of the LHC giant particle accelerator project, the viewer will learn more about the ope…