CERN: An extraordinary human endeavour

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A short film produced for the CERN70 event, CERN: An extraordinary human endeavour on Sunday, 19. May 2024.

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Editor: Gabrielle Pepin Fontaine De Bonnerive
Screenwriter: Paola Catapano

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*plugs guitar into the collider, turns volume to 11.11 ((((hits power chord in A))))

sleepytombs

Hello CERN. I love what you do! I have a question though. I understand that you guys have worked with particle accelerators before. I was just wondering if you guys have everconsidered looking into making a new element or something similar to that of. Could you possibly look into heat tolerance research. As in melting point, etc..., Maybe you can make a material forfusion containment. Though i understand its complicated and pricy.

Sci_Sphere

Cool! Thank you @Dennys for another night.

dissaid

Here's another question do you feel any kind of lift from gravity

TonyFarley-pvnk

Or do you even feel the thickness condensing in or condensing out any

TonyFarley-pvnk

Do you feel when you're using a mathematical equation if you're your equations just based off a numbers do you feel that you're trying to put that in place out in the environment do you feel it's actually not going on all the way inside of where you needed to take place out

TonyFarley-pvnk

Ничего кроме разрушения вы не достигните🤣🤣🤣

tatianamakarova

Do not be surprised too much, just like a bulb can be lit by the solar energy of the sun's waves, similarly by mixing two types of waves coming from the universe, a dead person can be brought back to life by the same energy. It is very interesting that on seeing these waves, dogs, cats and owls start crying far and wide. Before dying, in the villages, dogs and cats start crying on seeing these waves.

abhishekkashyap