CERN

Joined the 4th science tour group of CERN, listened to scientists lectures at CERN every morning, visited the large collider in the afternoon (all 4 laboratories were visited), and continued to discuss after returning to the hotel in the evening, eye-opening, greatly increased knowledge, great excitement!

CERN's European Nuclear Research Center tour, the theory is actually understood, but it is more fun to be able to provide such an interesting presentation to ordinary people. It''s history in the making indeed...

Finally visited the long-awaited LHC Europe Large Hadron Collider and Exhibition Hall Globe of Science and Innovation! All are free, the exhibition hall is open daily, and individuals can visit at any time, but individuals cannot enter CERN, and they need to book online several weeks in advance. The particle accelerator in the 27-kilometer round tunnel, 100 meters deep underground on the Swiss border with France, was built by 40 countries, and CERN invited more than 7,000 scientists and engineers from 80 countries to study basic physics here. The brains are abundant, as in the origins of the universe, and most of the world's smart brains are said to be here. They include more than a hundred experts from China. Real scientists give you a very shallow explanation. We were introduced to Professor Qian from Peking University, who has been working part-time for 29 years. This is the forefront of the development of the global basic physics field. In 2013, the Higgs boson, known as the God particle, was predicted 50 years ago, beautifully adding a final puzzle to the standard elementary particle model. There are many young people in the group I participated in, and there are potential future scientists! Stayed there for a whole day before leaving reluctantly. . .

CERN is a global particle research institution focused on simulations of the initial state of the universe after the Big Bang. It is the world’s most talented place, the world’s largest particle physics laboratory, where 6,500 scientists and engineers from 80 countries work. The "God particle" (the Higgs boson) that just won the Nobel Prize in physics is found here. The world’s largest particle accelerator, the 27-kilometer-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC), is buried deep underground and runs across the border with France, and it is where antimatter is made and stolen in the novel Angels and Devils, and it is also the Big Bang of Life. Risher ears yearn for a goddest destination. Also, it is the birthplace of the World Wide Web (www). The Microcosm exhibition is next to the reception of CERN institutions and is located in Building No. 33, CERN. Euronuclear research is not only a research institution, but also a science base, visitors can visit the exhibition here, you can also visit the Museum of Particle Physics (Microcosm), you can also make an appointment with a guided tour and learn about the particle collider in advance. Enter the exciting experiment site. At CERN's restaurant, you can still drink excellent coffee, have a hearty lunch and a fine dessert for a small amount of money. The people sitting next to you may be the real version of Shearer, or the future Einstein, listening carefully, and maybe they are really exploring the universe about the ultimate pole of humanity.

This is the world's most high-tech place in physics, the most famous is the nuclear collider, which claims to make black holes. In fact, after the visit, I feel that there is not much mystery, but here for physics learning is still a lot of benefits, it is worth bringing children.