Labh Lakshmi

Unfolding Mystries of Creation

It has cost around £5bn, is colder than outer space and will heat particles to 100,000 times the temperature of the sun.

Oh and it’s already seen off legal action from two blokes who reckon it could swallow up the entire world in a giant black hole.

After 25 years of planning and construction, scientists at CERN, the European particle physics laboratory, will switch on a huge experiment this morning which, they say, will tell us more about the origins of the universe and could lead to thousands of new inventions.

BIG BANG STARTED

In Geneva at CERN hundred of scientists are engaged in this Big Bang Experiment at 600 Ft underground laboratories. It was told that this experiment will bring end to this world, but not happend any such things. Experiment is continue and it will run for long time.

Contribution of India

In this Bing Bang Experiment about 7000 scientists form 85 countires are engaged. India is proud of association with this experiment. India has contributed $40 million for this experiment.

Bing Bang Machine

LHC Machine

Tunnel

27 Km Long Tunnel

CERN Big Bang
Expreiments to fathom mystries of creation
September 10, 2008

The world’s most ambitious yet historic scientific project, undertaken by CERN, is about to fathom the mysteries of creation, besides finding extremely elusive ‘Godlike’ particles known as the Higgs boson.

The $10-billion Geneva based CERN project, an acronym for European Organisation for Nuclear Research, involves over 8,000 scientists from 85 countries, including 200 from India, which has contributed $41 million worth of resources and precision equipment.

The Higgs boson particle is perhaps the most sought-after prize of the project. The standard model of particle physics theorises that it gives mass to other particles.