LHC Superconducting Magnets 3
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can some one tell me what is this video about? I'm stupid...
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@live4Cha Or, in my view, spending money in the most awesome way possible!
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Holy technology!
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1:11 just one more QQ
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geniusses
geniusses.
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Круто, вот люди (таких не мало), которые стремяться!
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Bigger means more costly and hard to manufacturate sometimes... so it is really an achievement to have come with an small design as explained in the video.
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Look around you, look around you, yes look around you
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Why helium?
(Because it becomes virtually frictionless at low temp?)
superfisto 4 years ago
I'm assuming the fact that it is impossible to set up a temperature gradient in a superfluid (i.e. helium-4 at temperatures below 2.17 K) means the temperature is evenly distributed throughout.
stevebd1 4 years ago
I don't profess to know anything about particle accelerators, but it looks small in diameter to me...
..I expected it to be like...bigger
joebot1 4 years ago
Considering the circumference of the pipework is 16.5 miles, they would have been as efficient as possible in the design; the detectors themselves are a different story, the ATLAS detector is 25m in diameter, 46m long, the CMS detector is 16m in diameter, 21m long. The ATLAS detector is equivelent in height to a 9 storey building.
stevebd1 4 years ago