The Journey of a proton in the LHC

Surfing the net you can always find valuable findings that explain very complicated concepts with a visual description to make them accessible. On numerous occasions I have published posts on the operation of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN , which is gradually being implemented, following the serious damage he suffered for over a year, when first activated.

At CERN is working hard to push the boundaries of the most incredible machine designed by mankind. A machine that aims at knowledge, the possibility of finding answers in the remotest limits of theoretical physics and cosmology, that explain who we are, where we started and what may be our alternatives, in this corner of the universe that no we glimpse the whole.

This part of the capacity to understand the reactions of a proton (positive charge of an atom) inside the collider. Yes, so at least some respect [baryonic] can infer the essential structure of the universe. That is the intrinsic beauty of this experiment at CERN, which may change our perception of reality forever.

I leave you with a video that explains in an impressive way the journey of a proton (or a "package" of protons) in the CERN accelerator. (The translation is not very good, but it is understood and appreciated the effort by scientists to carry throttle and languages all over the concepts of CERN).

The Journey of a proton in the LHC

Tags: CERN , science , physics , LHC , proton , universe

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