We’re nearing the lowering of the final piece of the detector, should happen next week. Today I was out at the experiment, but wasn’t able to get to the cavern (my access expired sometime during my absence without my realizing it – there’s no warning, you’re just supposed to remember I guess) so I got to watch the YE-1 endcap move toward the end of the hall, where it will be lowered down. It is quite impressive to watch a mostly iron disk that’s something like 7 m in radius actually move – there isn’t much else that large that you actually see moving.
Anyway, a quickie, but just another reminder that the time to turn on the beam is looming!
Very cool. Can you explain a little what you expect to find during these experiments and the process being used?!
Will they be able to SPIN the LHC like a BALCK HOLE spins?
As we are learning, **(SPIN)** is a very IMPORTANT part of what happens in SPACE and at the ATOMIC LEVEL like how ELECTRONS spin. And a BLACK HOLE and NEUTRON star SPIN at high rate of speed, greatly contribute to their power.
So will they or can they SPIN the LHC like a BALCK HOLE spins, to see what would happen?