Researchers accidentally turned lead into gold inside the Large Hadron Collider while conducting experiments mimicking the Big Bang. | Hashem Al-Ghaili

How many protons actually collide when the Large Hadron Collider beams cross in the experiments at CERN? #physics | Particle Clara

Exactly one year ago, the #LHC started its third physics run at the record energy of 13.6 TeV. In preparation for the new data-taking period, the four big LHC experiments underwent major upgrades, which will allow them to collect significantly larger and better data samples than in previous runs. Do you want to know what physicists looked forward to in #LHCRun3? Find out more: https://home.cern/press/2022/run-3 ATLAS Experiment at CERN CMS Experiment at CERN ALICE experiment LHCb Experiment at C

High-Luminosity LHC: diggers at work 100 metres underground ⛏ - Dig, dig, dig. One hundred metres underground, excavation work is under way for the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider project. This next-generation #LHC, which will begin operation in 2026, will reach luminosities five to ten times higher than its predecessor. This increased number of collisions will increase the chances of observing rare processes. 🚜 - The worksites are Point 1 of the LHC in Meyrin (Switzerland), where the ATL

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