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The BASE antiprotons celebrate their first birthday | CERN
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The BASE antiprotons celebrate their first birthday. Posted by Stefania Pandolfi. On 20 Dec 2016. Last updated 22 Dec 2016, 00.13. This content is archived on the CERN Document Server. The BASE experiment zone with the antiproton transfer line and the superconducting magnet. The screens show the signals from single antiprotons stored in the BASE measurement traps. (Image: Stefan Sellner/CERN). BASE precisely measures antiproton’s magnetic moment. A new ring to slow down antimatter. The matter-antimatter ...
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Universe of Particles | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. A totally unique experience visiting the exhibition "Universe of Particles". The entire Universe is made up of particles. But where do they come from? What laws govern their behaviour? Dive into the fascinating world of particles. Find reviews of the Universe of Particles here. How to get to CERN.
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How to get to CERN - By Car | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. How to get to CERN - By Car. Follow signs for "Aéroport", "Lyon" and "Meyrin". Once you are in Meyrin, follow signs for "St Genis" (which is just beyond the border, in France). Before reaching St Genis, the CERN site is on your left on "Route de Meyrin", just before you reach the border.
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Non-Member State Relations | International Relations
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Message from IR Director. Relations with International Organizations. Education, Communications and Outreach. Exhibitions and Global Engagement. Media and Press Relations. Teacher and Student Programmes. Visitors and Local Engagement. Design and Visual Identity Service. Strategic Planning and Evaluation. Message from IR Director. Relations with International Organizations. Education, Communications and Outreach. Exhibitions and Global Engagement. Media and Press Relations. Teacher and Student Programmes.
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History of Globe | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. The Globe of Science and Innovation at CERN. Sustainable development, science and innovation. A focal point for welcoming the public. The Globe, a symbol of sustainable development made possible by science and innovation. It releases approximately 730 kg of oxygen (0. During the trees' lifetime.
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Foundation for the Globe | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Wandering the Immeasurable | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Sculpture by Gayle Hermick. Nature uses only the longest threads to weave her patterns, so each small piece of her fabric reveals the organization of the entire tapestry." Richard P. Feynman. CERN Science: A laboratory for the meeting of minds. The Making of 'Wandering the Immeasurable'.
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Travelling exhibitions | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Why not visit CERN at a place near you? The travelling exhibition visits many countries. You will also realise to what extent fundamental research is a tremendous driving force behind innovation. Passport to the Big Bang. CERN does no allow luggage on the site, in guided tours or in exhibitions.
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How to get to CERN - By Plane | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Passport to the Big Bang | Visit CERN... Welcome!
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Visit CERN. Welcome! Part of a network. Foundation for the Globe. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Pupils or students groups. Tours for other groups. How to get to CERN. Passport to the Big Bang. Passport to the Big Bang. The Large Hadron Collider. LHC) is the world's largest particle accelerator. Its 27 km ring is buried 100 metres below the French and Geneva countryside. The LHC was designed to explore the biggest mysteries of our Universe. What happened after the Big Bang?
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