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Beam is Back! The LHC Restarts | Cosmic Variance
added on 28 Oct 2009
This past weekend saw the first beam particles in the LHC since the magnet quench incident of September 2008. Protons and lead ions were threaded in two directions around part of the ring before being dumped, and everything worked without a hitch. The graphs show the ion beam spot entering Collis...
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Beam is Back! The LHC Restarts | Cosmic Variance
posted to The Loom on 27 Oct 2009
This past weekend saw the first beam particles in the LHC since the magnet quench incident of September 2008. Protons and lead ions were threaded in two directions around part of the ring before being dumped, and everything worked without a hitch. The graphs show the ion beam spot entering Collis...
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Beam is Back! The LHC Restarts | Cosmic Variance
posted to Bad Astronomy on 28 Oct 2009
This past weekend saw the first beam particles in the LHC since the magnet quench incident of September 2008. Protons and lead ions were threaded in two directions around part of the ring before being dumped, and everything worked without a hitch. The graphs show the ion beam spot entering Collis...
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