Some Pictures of CERN LHC
Sunday, 22. November 2009, 16:07:56
Few days ago, CERN LHC (Large Hadron Collider) has restarted after a 14-months hiatus while the machine was being repaired after an accident in September 2008 when a power cable broke, causing the magnets to warm above their –458˚F operating temperature and lose conductivity, or “quench.”. I hope it's gonna working smoothly and black hole disaster never happen in the future *crossed fingers*.
And these are some photos of LHC that I collect from many news site and CERN LHC homepage.

LHC Schematic
View of the CMS Detector
View of the ATLAS semiconductor tracker barrel
View of the ATLAS pixel barrel
View of the ATLAS calorimeter
View of the two major ATLAS inner detector components
View of the silicon strip tracker of the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS)
View of the LHCb Magnet
View of the Collimater
View of the LHC machine in the tunnel at the junction part with the beam dump
View of the L3 magnet
View of the Radiofrequency chamber
View of the LHC's 18-kW 4.5-K refrigerator units
View of an automated magnetic tape vault at CERN computer center
Scientists looked happy to see the LHC operates again for the first time after hiatus
And these are some photos of LHC that I collect from many news site and CERN LHC homepage.

LHC Schematic
View of the CMS Detector
View of the ATLAS semiconductor tracker barrel
View of the ATLAS pixel barrel
View of the ATLAS calorimeter
View of the two major ATLAS inner detector components
View of the silicon strip tracker of the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS)
View of the LHCb Magnet
View of the Collimater
View of the LHC machine in the tunnel at the junction part with the beam dump
View of the L3 magnet
View of the Radiofrequency chamber
View of the LHC's 18-kW 4.5-K refrigerator units
View of an automated magnetic tape vault at CERN computer center
Scientists looked happy to see the LHC operates again for the first time after hiatus 
