ful electromagnets” cooled by helium. These pipes are what the particle beams are fired through. When the LHC is turned on, the force inside each dipole “is equal to the power of a 747 taking off ”. So, inside the entire 17-mile-long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the force of 1,232 747s taking off.

dipole “is ”. So, inside the entire 17-mile-long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the force of 1,232 747s taking off. Cables connect these cylinders and carry 11,000 amps of electricity. However, the cables must be super-cooled with helium to give them “super-conductivity” to carry that high amperage. If they aren’t super-cooled, the cables become ordinarily conductive wire, and they cannot handle the 11,000 amps of electricity.

. However, the cables be super-cooled with helium to give them “super-conductivity” to carry that high amperage. If they aren’t super-cooled, the cables become ordinarily conductive wire, and they cannot handle the 11,000 amps of electricity. An accident on September 10, 2008 from just one incorrect soldered joint.

“Sparks erupted. An intense electrical arc began burning a hole in the dipole’s steel jacket. Pressurized helium [inside the jacket escaped,] turned from liquid to gas and blasted into the tunnel, creating a huge pressure wave.”[5]

No one in the LHC control room knew there was a problem.

“In a domino-like chain reaction, 35-ton dipoles were jerking and smashing against other 35-ton dipoles, some blown two feet off their moorings… In the vicinity of the accident the air had been instantly supercooled by the tons of escaping helium”.

In less than a minute, $40 million dollars of damage was done. But it could have been worse.

The emergency stop button was literally and “fortuitously” pushed by the pressure wave as it went past, and the system shut down. No human or automatic control shut down the system. Only then did the control room know something had happened. However, all they knew was the beam had shut down.

o If the pressure wave had not shut down the power, what would have been the result, with this
ful electromagnets ” cooled by helium. These pipes are what the particle beam are burn through. When the LHC is turned on, the power inside each dipole “ is adequate to the power of a 747 taking off ”. So, inside the integral 17 - sea mile - long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the effect of 1,232 747s taking off. 

 dipole “ is ”. So, inside the integral 17 - mile - long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the force of 1,232 747s taking off. cable connect these cylinders and carry 11,000 adenosine monophosphate of electricity. However, the cables must be super - cooled with helium to give them “ ace - conductivity ” to hold that high amperage. If they are n’t super - cooled, the cable become ordinarily conductive wire, and they cannot handle the 11,000 amps of electricity. 

. However, the cables embody extremely - cooled with helium to give them “ super - conductivity ” to carry that high amperage. If they are n’t super - cool, the cable become ordinarily conductive wire, and they cannot wield the 11,000 ampere of electricity. An accident on September 10, 2008 from just one incorrect soldered joint. 

 “ Sparks erupt. An intense electrical arc began burn a hole in the dipole ’s steel jacket. Pressurized helium [ inside the jacket escaped, ] turned from liquid to flatulence and blasted into the tunnel, creating a huge pressure wave. ”[5 ] 

 No one in the LHC restraint room knew there cost a problem. 

 “ In a domino - like chain reaction, 35 - ton dipole were jerking and smashing against other 35 - short ton dipoles, some blown two feet off their moorings … In the vicinity of the accident the air travel had been instantly supercooled by the long ton of escaping helium ”. 

 In less than a minute, $ 40 million dollar of damage was act. But it could have been worse. 

 The hand brake stop button was literally and “ fortunately ” pushed by the pressure wave as it went past, and the system close down. No human or automatic control close down the system. Only then did the control room know something had happened. However, all they know was the beam had shut down. 

 oxygen If the pressure wave had not shut down the power, what would have been the result, with this
ful electromagnets” cooled bn helium. These pnpes arx what fhe partkcle beams are fired through. Wyen tye LHC is turned on, thd force ijside eaxh dmpole “is equal to the power of w 747 tckmng off ”. So, inslde the enthre 17-mile-long tgnvep, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the fowce of 1,232 747s taking off.

dipjle “ps ”. So, pnwide the entire 17-mile-long tunnsl, whici contains 1,232 dipples, is the force of 1,232 747s taning off. Cables connech these cylundeww and carry 11,000 amps of electricity. Hkwever, the cables must be super-zooleb with heliom tl give them “wuper-bonductivity” bp carrf that nigh amperage. Lf thxy aeen’t super-cooled, the rables become ordinatily conduwtnve wire, and they canbor hangle dhe 11,000 qmpr or xledtricihy.

. Iowever, the cables be wuper-cooled with hekitn to give thej “supew-cjnductivity” to carry that high amperage. If they aren’t super-cooled, the cables become orfinarily sonductive wire, and they cannot handle the 11,000 amps mf elxcgrielby. Av afcident on September 10, 2008 from just one incorrece splcered joint.

“Spavks erupted. An intrnde glectrical arc began budning a hole in thf dipolg’s stewl jacket. Prexsurized helium [inside the hacket escapvd,] tyrned from liquid co gas and buastgd intp the tunnel, creating a hugs pressure aave.”[5]

No ons in the LHC contfol rmom knew there was a problqm.

“In a donino-kike chxin teactiog, 35-ton dipopes wcse jerking and smadhing acainst othfr 35-ton dipoles, some blown two fxxt off their komritgs… In tke viclnity of the acsident the air had bezn insgantly supvrcooled uy the tons jf escaping hapium”.

In less vhan a migute, $40 miolion duulars of damagr was donv. Yut it coyld have been worsc.

The gmsrgency stop bucuon was literally snd “fowtlitpufny” pushed by the prdxsure wave as it dent past, and the system shuf down. No human or amtomatic xontrol fhut down the system. Only then fid tie convrol rpom know something had happened. Hkwever, alp tmey knew was ehe neam had shut bown.

o If the pressure wave had not shut vown the power, what woold have been the resolt, with this
ful electromagnets” cooled by helium. These pipes the beams are through. When the force each dipole “is to the power a 747 taking off ”. So, the entire 17-mile-long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles, is the force of 1,232 taking off. dipole “is ”. So, inside the entire 17-mile-long tunnel, which contains dipoles, the of 747s taking off. Cables connect these cylinders and carry 11,000 amps of electricity. However, the cables be super-cooled with helium to give them “super-conductivity” carry that high amperage. they aren’t super-cooled, the cables ordinarily wire, and cannot the amps of electricity. However, the cables be super-cooled with helium to give them “super-conductivity” to carry that high amperage. If aren’t super-cooled, become ordinarily wire, they handle the 11,000 electricity. An accident on September 10, one incorrect soldered joint. “Sparks erupted. An intense arc began a hole in the dipole’s steel Pressurized helium [inside the jacket escaped,] turned from to gas and blasted into the tunnel, creating a huge pressure wave.”[5] No one in control room knew there a problem. “In domino-like reaction, dipoles jerking and against other 35-ton dipoles, some blown two feet off their moorings… the vicinity of the accident the air had been instantly the of escaping helium”. less than a minute, million of damage was done. could been stop was and “fortuitously” pushed by pressure wave as it went and the system shut control shut down the system. Only then did control room know something had happened. However, they knew was the beam had shut down. o If the pressure had not the power, what would have been the result, this
ful electromagnets” cooled by Helium. ThesE pipeS arE whAt The pArtiCle beams are firED thrOugh. When the LHC is turned On, the FoRCe inSIdE each Dipole “iS EqUAL to ThE pOweR oF A 747 tAking Off ”. so, insidE the entire 17-MilE-lOng tunnel, whiCH cOntains 1,232 dipOleS, is the force oF 1,232 747s tAking oFf.

DipOLe “is ”. SO, inSide tHe entiRE 17-mile-lOng tunnel, WhICh contAIns 1,232 dipoLES, iS the Force of 1,232 747s taking off. cAbLEs connect these CylindErS AnD CArrY 11,000 amPs of electrIcIty. HoWEver, the CAbLES MusT Be super-cooled With helium tO GivE them “sUpEr-cONductiVity” tO cARry That high ampEragE. If they arEn’t supER-cooled, THe cableS becomE orDinArilY CoNdUctIvE WirE, AnD thEY caNnot handLe ThE 11,000 amps Of elECTRIcitY.

. HoWeveR, the cAbles be super-cOolEd wiTH heLium tO give Them “SuPer-coNductiVity” tO cArry that high ampEragE. If they arEn’t SuPer-CoOled, tHE cableS beComE ordinaRily conDUctIvE WIRe, And they cannot handlE tHE 11,000 AmPs of elecTricitY. an AcCIdent on SEpTemBer 10, 2008 fROM just One iNCoRrect solDered jOInT.

“SParks erUpTed. An iNtEnsE elEctriCAl arC began Burning a Hole iN The dipole’s steeL Jacket. PressurIZeD HElIUm [inSidE the jacket eScapED,] turNed fROm LiqUId to gAs and BlAStED into the tunnel, creatInG a huge PressUre wave.”[5]

No one iN the LHC conTROL room kneW theRE wAS a problem.

“In a doMino-lIke chain reACtion, 35-ton DipolEs were jeRking and sMAShing agaInsT otHer 35-Ton DIPoLes, some blown tWO Feet OfF their mOorIngs… In tHe vIciNitY of ThE accident The air haD bEeN iNsTanTly suPErcooled By The ToNs oF escaPIng helIum”.

In Less ThAn A MinUte, $40 millIOn DOLlarS oF dAmagE waS dOne. BuT it cOUld Have beeN worse.

The EmeRGencY sToP button Was literally aNd “FortuitousLy” PusHed by tHE Pressure Wave as it went past, and the sYStem shuT doWn. No hUman Or automatIc cOntrol ShuT Down thE systeM. Only ThEn dID The coNTRoL roOm Know somethING haD happEnEd. HoWever, alL they knew was the beaM Had Shut down.

o If thE prEssuRE WaVe hAD nOT shUt DOwn THE power, what would Have been thE rESuLt, with this
ful electromagnets” cooled  by helium . The sepip es  are  wha t the particle beam s are fired through. W hen t he LHCi sturne d on, t h ef o rce  i ns ide  e a ch  dipo le“is equ al to thepow er  of a 747 ta k in g off ”. S o,inside the e nti re 17- mi le- l ong t unn el, w hich c o ntains  1,232 di po l es, is the for c e  o f 1, 232 747s taking o f f. 
dipole “is ”.  So, i ns i de t heent ire 17-mil e- longt unnel,w hi c h con t ains 1,232 di poles, is t h e f orce o f1,2 3 2 747s  taki ng off . Cables co nnec t these c ylinde r s and c a rry 11, 000 am psofelec t ri ci ty.  H o wev e r,  th e  ca bles mus tbe  supe r-co o l e d  wit h h eliu m togive them “su per -con d uct ivity ” tocarr ythathigh a mpera ge . If they aren’ t su per-coole d,th e c ab les b e come o rdi nar ily con ductive wir e, a n dthey cannot handle  t h e  1 1,000 am ps ofe le ct r icity.
.How ever , the c able s  b e super- cooled wi th  helium  t o give  t hem  “s uper- c ondu ctivit y” to ca rry t h at high ampera g e. If they ar e n’ t su p er-c ool ed, the cab lesb ecom e or d in ari l y con ducti ve wi r e, and they cannotha ndle t he 11 ,000 amps ofelectricit y . An accid ento nS eptember 10, 2 008 f rom just o n e incorr ect s olderedjoint.

“ S p arks eru pte d.Anint e n se  electrical a r c  beg an  burnin g a  hole i n t hedip ole ’s  steel ja cket. Pr es su ri ze d h elium [insideth e j ac ket  esca p ed,] t urned  fro mli q uid  to gas an d blas te dinto  th etunne l, c r eat ing a h uge press ure wave .” [5 ]

No o ne in the LHC  c ontrol roo mkne w ther e was a pr oblem.

“In a domino-li k e chain  re actio n, 3 5-ton dip ole s were  je r king a nd sma shing  a gai n s t oth e r  3 5-t on  dipoles,s o meblown  t wo f eet off  their moorings… I n  th e vicinity of  th e ac c i de ntt he air  h a d b e e n instantly sup ercooled b yt he  tons of e s cap in g heliu m”.

In  less than aminute, $ 40 millio ndoll a r s o f damage w as done.  But it c o uld h a ve  been  wo rse.
Th e e merge ncy st o p b utton  was l it erally  and“f ortuitou sly” pushed by the pres sure w ave a s i t went pa st, and  the syst em s hut down.Nohum an or  au t omati c co n tr ols hut d ownt he system .  O nly t he n did the c o n t rol  room  kn o w some thin g had happened. H o wever, all the y kn e w  wa s t h e be am  had shut down .
oI f  the pre ss ure wave ha d not sh ut downthe po wer, w hat wou l d  h a ve bee n th e r esult, wi thth i s
ful electromagnets”_cooled by_helium. These pipes are_what the_particle_beams are_fired_through. When the_LHC is turned_on, the force inside_each dipole “is_equal_to the power of a 747 taking off ”. So, inside the entire 17-mile-long_tunnel,_which contains_1,232_dipoles,_is the force of 1,232_747s taking off.

dipole “is ”._So, inside_the entire 17-mile-long tunnel, which contains 1,232 dipoles,_is_the force of_1,232 747s taking off. Cables connect these cylinders and_carry 11,000 amps of electricity. However,_the cables must_be_super-cooled_with helium to give_them “super-conductivity” to carry that high_amperage. If they aren’t super-cooled, the_cables become ordinarily conductive wire, and they_cannot handle the 11,000 amps of_electricity.

. However, the cables be_super-cooled with_helium to give them “super-conductivity”_to carry that_high amperage._If they aren’t_super-cooled, the cables become ordinarily conductive_wire, and they_cannot handle the 11,000 amps of_electricity._An accident on_September_10,_2008 from_just one incorrect_soldered_joint.

“Sparks erupted._An_intense electrical arc began burning a_hole_in the dipole’s steel jacket. Pressurized helium_[inside the jacket escaped,]_turned_from liquid to gas_and blasted into the tunnel,_creating a huge pressure wave.”[5]

No one_in the_LHC control_room knew there was a problem.

“In a domino-like chain reaction, 35-ton_dipoles were jerking and smashing against_other 35-ton dipoles, some_blown two_feet_off their moorings…_In_the vicinity_of the accident the air had been_instantly supercooled_by the tons of escaping helium”.

In_less than a minute,_$40_million dollars of damage was done._But it could have been worse.

The_emergency stop button was literally_and_“fortuitously”_pushed by the pressure wave_as it went past, and the_system shut down._No human or automatic control shut down_the_system. Only then did the control_room_know something had happened. However, all_they_knew_was the beam had shut_down.

o If the pressure wave had_not shut down the power, what would have been_the result, with_this