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LHCâ€™s new record in Geneva

31 March 2010 11:24 (UTC +04:00)

Baku â€“ APA-Economics. In this news it is mentioned that the Large Hadron Collider broke its own record of the highest energy particles. Last time when the collisions occurred it took at least three days to record he collisions and the beams. March 30 2010, was the day when the collider attempts to bring for the big bangs machine, two circulating beams of 3.5 TeV per beam together.

According to todayâ€™s reports the colliders did broke its high energy particles records, a beautiful achievement by the laboratory and the scientists gave a huge round applause to the people by the scientists. the start the day was very much frustrating for them as the beams to be produced by the collider failed.

The scientists also said that this Hadron collider particle accelerator will help to test the other smaller particles. According to a scientist namely Andy Yen it was a room of success for the team and as well as the people as they had been waiting for so long to understand the theories arising from this data.

15 years have been taken for the planning, designing and the building of this machine. The fund of this building comes from many different sources such as the U.S. department of energy. Finally this Hadron Collider will be closed after a year for its maintenance work so that it could work at its best speed in 2013.