LHC  Facts and figures  Experiments involved  Aims  How it works.

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LHC  Facts and figures  Experiments involved  Aims  How it works

Facts and figures  27 Km  14 TeV  High speeds  Capable of accelerating heavy ions  5 main experiments

Main experiments  ALICE  ATLAS  CMS  LHCb  TOTEM A Large Ion Collider Experiment A Toroidal Lhc ApparatuS Compact Muon Solenoid LHC beauty TOTal cross section, Elastic scattering and diffraction dissociation

How it works  It needs to be in a vacuum  Magnets keep the beam focused and make it go in a circle  The beams are accelerated by electric fields machine-outreach/components/magnets.htm

LHC Tunnel outreach/images/cern-photos/CE0085M.jpg

Annimation

Huge scale project  Involving whole international community  Projects taken over 10 years planning  Potential of discovering new physics, that could change our future  Higher speeds, higher energies  Perhaps new problems to be solved, that as yet not even thought of!