Tag: Higgs

  • The LHC and the Higgs Boson (but its early in the game)

    The LHC and the Higgs Boson (but its early in the game)

    Buried 100m below the French / Swiss countryside, between the Alps and the Jura Mountains, is a 27km tunnel housing the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. This chain of superconducting magnets accelerates protons to high energies and then collides them in four different underground halls. Inside these halls are enormous, highly complex particle detectors, each…

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  • Journey to Discover the Nature of Mass (The Higgs Field)

    Journey to Discover the Nature of Mass (The Higgs Field)

    To explain the basics on the Higgs Field Produced by: Mannmade Productions Director: Chris Mann 05:00 min. / 10 September 2008 / CERN Copyright

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  • PhD TV The Higgs Boson Explained

    PhD TV The Higgs Boson Explained

    A short and clever video animation using cartoons and voice over. This can also be printed out as a comic book. The PhD Comics team visit particle physicist David Whiteson at CERN where he talks to us about what the mysterious Higgs Boson is and how the Large Hadron Collider is going to find it…

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  • Elementary Particle Cards

    Elementary Particle Cards

    This package contains a set of cards that can be used in physics lessons or Particle Physics Masterclasses to introduce, explain and repeat the different particles and their fundamntal properties. One set consists of 61 Cards with 24 Cards of matter particles and antimatter particles respectively, 12 exchange particles and the Higgs boson. (availble in…

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  • Asimmetrie n. 18: #newphysics

    Asimmetrie n. 18: #newphysics

    The discovery of the Higgs boson came at the end of a long journey, where the direction was marked, but the road had to be built. What now? Now the physicists are looking out onto a world we don’t know, where there are no paths, and even the directions to be followed aren’t very clear.…

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  • Hidden Pieces: The LHC and our Dark Universe

    Hidden Pieces: The LHC and our Dark Universe

    This talk raises and addresses the question of why humans perform fundamental research, by noting the fundamental questions our species (and perhaps other species) have raised thrughout time. It then gives a snap history of how we have gone about trying to address these questions from early telescopes and microscopes to LIGO and the LHC.…

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  • Journey to the Unimaginably Strange

    Journey to the Unimaginably Strange

    This video concentrates on the LHC and the strangeness of our universe it is designed to study. Subjects include What happens within the LHC Theory of relativity How “Sat Nav” or Global Positioning Systems (GPS) work for cars and the possibility of errors in their measurement Extra dimentions Higgs field Mass Mini black holes mini…

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  • « The Higgs Discovery Explained »

    « The Higgs Discovery Explained »

    First video in a series of three. How exactly do particle physicists observe and discover particles? This mini-series provides a simple explanation of the process, based of the discovery of the Higgs boson, starting from the role of particle accelerators.

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  • Spain

    Spain

    JOINED: 2016 CURRENT STATUS: MEMBER LOCAL RESOURCES WEBSITE:CPAN outreach webpage The Spanish particle physics community invests a sizable effort in science outreach and promotion. Most research institutions and universities in this field carry out numerous activities, both at local level and national level. The coordination of national activities is a responsibility of the National Center…

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  • Ireland

    Ireland

    JOINED: 2016 CURRENT STATUS: MEMBER In Ireland, promoting curiosity, creativity and critical thinking through fundamental physics is an important part of our scientific and educational mission. The Irish particle physics and cosmology community is actively engaged in introducing students, teachers and the wider public to the wonders of the Universe – from the smallest building…

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