Tested at CERN: How The ATLAS Experiment Works

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  • Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
  • We chat with engineers at the ATLAS experiment at CERN to learn about the construction of particle detectors, how they work, and why they need giant 200-ton magnets. Super magnets, even.

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  • @Tonjevic
    @Tonjevic 11 років тому +1

    Very glad this one was more technical! Hoping for more from CERN.

  • @NathanaelFisher
    @NathanaelFisher 11 років тому +6

    Love these segments! Not trying to be mean or anything but would it be possible to have subtitles for some of the interviewees?

  • @strongforce79
    @strongforce79 11 років тому +2

    WOW. When you see videos, and achievements like this, you can not help but admire the potential of mankind, but then you watch the news and they are to busy covering Kanye's baby's name to give this wonderful machine two minutes of their time sadness returns to my heart.

  • @MoQambique
    @MoQambique 11 років тому

    Gotta say Norm nailed this one!

  • @heynando
    @heynando 11 років тому +1

    U PRESSED THE RED BUTTON!!!!!!!!! awesome footage, great information, keep it up!

  • @ProxyMohawk
    @ProxyMohawk 11 років тому

    The world is not yet ready for a force as powerful as Jamie Hyneman with a supermagnet.
    I'd still like to see what he'd do with one.

  • @h4xed
    @h4xed 11 років тому

    Michel Raymond totally looks like Jim's dad from American Pie movies

  • @affinityforanime
    @affinityforanime 11 років тому

    See if you can take one of those magnets home as a souvenir for Jamie.

  • @Kramerfuckthis
    @Kramerfuckthis 11 років тому

    Nice work! pity your cameras couldn't get the scale real well. With the time lapse footage that place is huge!

  • @Bialzibub13
    @Bialzibub13 11 років тому

    Excellent video thank you.

  • @Orion688
    @Orion688 11 років тому

    The Grid. A digital frontier.

  • @avdwio
    @avdwio 11 років тому

    Norm is beside himself xD

  • @sync232
    @sync232 11 років тому

    If there ever was a Half-Life movie, CERN would be the set.

  • @TronBons
    @TronBons Рік тому

    Just crazy.. but what is the end game here? What is this all for?

  • @TheDro
    @TheDro 11 років тому

    The Large Hardon Collider

  • @vylybk4247
    @vylybk4247 11 років тому

    Visit the "Technorama" wich is also located in switzerland! It's a fun experience.

  • @k1ngN0rk
    @k1ngN0rk 9 років тому +2

    whats the point?

    • @user-zl9vw1zw8k
      @user-zl9vw1zw8k 6 років тому

      It further solidifies Quantum Field theory and advances experimental accelerator physics, both of which are crucial to (for example) build the nuclear reactors that can power our world tomorrow. An amazing example of such a machine being developed can be found here tae.com/

    • @larsonwells2656
      @larsonwells2656 6 років тому +1

      It's to make stupid people ask dumb questions. Obviously it's working just like we planned.

  • @FFGG22E
    @FFGG22E 3 роки тому

    how much current does cern draw on a daily basis, and what power grid supplies it? who operates that grid?

  • @RianEffendi
    @RianEffendi 11 років тому

    wonder how long till the magnets explode again

  • @The_Osprey
    @The_Osprey 11 років тому

    I think that's a film you saw.... :)

  • @tardedZnerfZgun
    @tardedZnerfZgun 11 років тому

    I'm going there in 2 days! :D

  • @mckennr
    @mckennr 11 років тому

    Where did you find that out?
    where can we get details on that NW side experiment?

  • @Jedicake
    @Jedicake 11 років тому

    god I fuckin love science

  • @tashiebaebe1970
    @tashiebaebe1970 2 роки тому

    Hi 👋 Common Folk Here - I get the bases but: What will this do for humans? What will it be used to produce? Like is it a power source/faster wifi/weapon/shield???? Honest question 😅

  • @tmac20031
    @tmac20031 11 років тому +2

    Engineers are much nicer to talk to. Some physicists can be condescending pricks.

  • @Bendit1974
    @Bendit1974 11 років тому

    Amazing structure. Amazing machine. Clever humans.
    Why is it 100 meters underground?
    Why are they wearing helmets?

  • @TheDro
    @TheDro 11 років тому +1

    more than likely. haha

  • @Apugueiro
    @Apugueiro 11 років тому +2

    This comment is for the guy that disliked this video: thanks to the CERN you can watch this video and dislike it, brecause CERN was one of the institutions that helped to develop the internet, they needed to share all the data from experiments like this to scientist around the world, and now because of the huge amount of data that the LHC is generating, they are going to develop a new faster internet, called the grid.

  • @tammyleederwhitaker649
    @tammyleederwhitaker649 4 роки тому +7

    God took me to a Church with the name Atlas. WORMWOOD. Don't mess with GOD 🙏 This is EVIL

    • @VoodooDewey69
      @VoodooDewey69 4 роки тому +3

      Tammy Leeder Whitaker Well at least your not deceived ,Cern is going to usher in the anti christ .

    • @tammyleederwhitaker649
      @tammyleederwhitaker649 4 роки тому +2

      @@VoodooDewey69 God Wins! Don't mess with God sick Lucifarians....................☝️

    • @joshmellon390
      @joshmellon390 4 роки тому

      Wow, this is the most ignorant section of commenting I have ever witnessed. Shame on all of you for being so scared of something so great that you would call it evil. You have no idea how any of this works, but you know its bad? Sounds VERY small minded, and highly un-intelligent, and somehow reminds me of the Amish.

    • @tammyleederwhitaker649
      @tammyleederwhitaker649 4 роки тому

      @@joshmellon390 I KNOW a GREAT DEAL MORE then YOU. And, I dont NEED to brag or SELL my thoughts or opinions! Peace be with you.

  • @grimus79
    @grimus79 2 роки тому

    We've all been punked.

  • @maverick368
    @maverick368 6 років тому

    What else you would do, well may be the mystery of time would be studied and the relation of time to universe I wish you luck in your studies

  • @mewtwomaster1000
    @mewtwomaster1000 11 років тому

    they're wearing helmets for the same reason you wear a helmet on a construction site and i guess it's underground because if it were above ground people could sneak in and ruin it or something

  • @Myselfsama
    @Myselfsama 11 років тому

    It would have been nice to hear in laymans terms.. what it does, whats it used for, and what are the practical applications that is offers?

    • @user-zl9vw1zw8k
      @user-zl9vw1zw8k 6 років тому

      Surprisingly, this was in layman terms. But it could have been explained better.

  • @stevefalco5749
    @stevefalco5749 4 роки тому

    Question: what does the atlas do? Answer: it's the third flashback flashpoint ●▪︎

  • @kikisnail
    @kikisnail 11 років тому +1

    STEINS GATEEEEE

  • @shperax
    @shperax 11 років тому

    on the map they draw they don't show you the experiment chamber on the NW side which is for some reason classified.
    Makes you wonder what they have found and what technologies they can make from what they have found. Most likely weapon technology but who knows. I better get a real lightsaber out of this damn thing.

  • @loading4a4name
    @loading4a4name 11 років тому

    closed captioning ftw

  • @ygerber
    @ygerber 11 років тому

    I'm Swiss :D

  • @ben3213321
    @ben3213321 11 років тому

    aha press the caption button lol

  • @chaselol_
    @chaselol_ 11 років тому

    Hello

  • @thecarwasherofshangri-la
    @thecarwasherofshangri-la 5 років тому +1

    What is wrong with this comment section?

  • @Iggyidol
    @Iggyidol 9 років тому

    what is not imaginary about atlas?
    :p

  • @Jedicake
    @Jedicake 11 років тому

    lolz

  • @Avogadros_number
    @Avogadros_number 2 роки тому

    Oh gosh, here we go again… we’re mocking God at this point. Lord have mercy on us

  • @DreableNeebal10
    @DreableNeebal10 11 років тому

    dang it! not FIRST!!!

  • @Tupster
    @Tupster 11 років тому

    Way to generalize. Seems kind of prickish.

  • @artmilenio1
    @artmilenio1 9 років тому

    I see huge money for junk scrap metal.

  • @robbaron3779
    @robbaron3779 9 років тому +1

    We come from the universe, god comes from use. Now think if we come from the universe and god comes from use does that mean we are more then god? And I no some will say god created all this. But with out use god doesn't exist. With out the universe we don't exist. And god doesn't exist!!!%&# we have so much more potential its hard to understand so we created tools to understane that, which we come from we are it and it is us. Its time to wake up and understane we been here before. We are enternl

    • @loola456
      @loola456 9 років тому

      Rob Baron there is no god, whatever that word means its different to many so stop using "God" like its a fact.

    • @larsonwells2656
      @larsonwells2656 6 років тому +1

      Your disbelief is the reason God did not choose you to be saved. May He have mercy on your soul.

  • @pikkuhukkis
    @pikkuhukkis 11 років тому

    i understand half of whats the dude is saying