Step inside the Large Hadron Collider (360 video) - BBC News
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- A 360 tour of CERN that takes you deep inside the Large Hadron Collider - the world’s greatest physics experiment - with BBC Click’s Spencer Kelly.
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the camera man looks so depressed and he also looks like they don't pay him enough.
Yeah
😂
Tru
+Kene Kk He's a cameraman.
He jumped on to do his best and be on the most famous adventures, only to find out such a job can be pretty depressingly boring at times.
I have no idea what they pay him, but I agree, it looks like he's saving up to do something out of his own pocket.
That's how all those independent documentaries are done.
Get a boring job that pays you well and gives you experience, and when you have enough you can jump at something, somehow.
+Kene Kk They probably made him do it at 5am.... before the science starts
This has to be the most fed up looking camera man ever
The guy holing the camera is like: "I got a Phd in particle physics for this...... kill me now" xD
DangerZone most scientist don’t work in tunnels. He was most likely an engineer.
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@@avesh002 A lot of scientists work in the tunnels.
hahaha the cameraman is like please kill me....
hiding in my room didnt expect to see you here daniel
"I am mad scientist
Is so cool
Sonuvabitch"
-mad scientist
Stein's gate reference?
EL PSY CONGROO
i got shocked when i realized that i can move the video
...
Same that's sick lol
Did you even read the title
I got shocked where i Saw the guy walking at 1:20
It says 360 for a reason
"Thats amazing Dan, you got a job with the BBC. What do you do?"
"Erm, well, I, errr, I walk around things with a giant selfie stick"
Noice
A 360 video like that really adds another dimension to watching videos.
+minijimi clever
W
By stating the obvious all of the time.
Yes it does. It put you right there. I'm going to look for other videos like that.
ceceoo3 c
Best 360 video I've seen so far ,amazing work, genuinely thank you showing, in such great and immersive detail, the inside of one of the most amazing places on earth
+TheRedClaw42 We are so glad you liked it. The team has been working on it for months. Watch out for the world's first 360 programme due to air on Click. Check out their RUclips channel during the day.
+TheRedClaw42 There must be two video's on here. The one I watched was uninformative and showed virtually nothing
+TheRedClaw42 It is very cool. Indeed it seems that the future is now.
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+TheRedClaw42 sadly it only has 300,000 veiws
The camera man is having the time of his life
+The Fart Goblin Indeed he is, this was his project.
What camera man?
@@bethbartlett5692 did you find him yet?
@@Afromonkey1998
No, (I saw guy in beginning, on the Catwalk, but he was "On-Camera, not behind one.)
This film reminds me of: "early computers", circa 1958 - 1970 + "the Twilight Zone
Sorta gives me "the willies.
Beth
Tennessee, USA
@@bethbartlett5692 wow nice
"Welcome to black mesa"
ya why?
Higgs mapper the part where they walk through the tunnels looks kinda similar to the beginning of half life 1 with the cable car thing
Welcome to the uac
Black Mesa for sure! Lol
I just ended up watching the camera man’s face the whole time I really felt like we were connecting and then all of a sudden he would look away because he was so shy Lmao da fuck
lol,during the tour of the magnets, reverse the image and see the guy holding the camera on a giant selfie stick
LOL
+Gary Krzynowek That guy's expression is like, "I had to give up my life and soul in order to be here."
+Jack Middleton He works at CERN though.
TheMusketITuckedIt Yup, at the cost of his soul. The guy hasn't stopped studying since birth. Haha. I am just hating. I do find his expression amusing though. You would think that if he knew all of us would be looking at him then he would take off his resting death face.
The guy looks so done with life 😂😂😂
you cant take my IBM5100 SERN! El Psy Congroo
Tuturuuu
Its me, the organization has make their move.
I literally came from watching steins gate, lmao
One of the best 360 videos I've watched so far. congratulations to the staff. I reckon there is a huge work behind such videos.
Smashing shit together, science.
Smashing shit together AS FAST AS WE CAN, science, bitch.
+Mentally Unstable lol
Desolate atoms at M.A.C.H velocity to disclose the components of the crumbled particles that are shown as results after the said Large Hadron Collider experiment, wisdom, grump.
Now Sheldon can tour here now. I’m happy for him! 😁
racist
@@Gerald0613 🤨🤣🤣🤣
sorry misread the comment
When your name is Sheldon 😳
I sincerely thank you for this sneak peek. This is truly a masterpiece of engineering, I would love to visit it.
Thank you again!
El. Psy. Congroo.
Boss Status operation skuld activate
i am mad scientist
Pablo Gaviria Came to find someone saying this in the comments 😂
DYSTOPIA IS COMING!!!!
Tuturuu
Ive been in the cms cavern during an upgrade in 2014. nice 360 vid. But nothing beats being there. the sheer size and smell and sounds of all the bits of gear running. amazing place. called the largest machine in the world for a very real reason!
Outstanding description of what happens. Thank you, BBC!
oh, i was hoping to see it in operation.
...
+thekingofcardboard Wouldn't be anything interesting to see, plus I can imagine there would be many hoops to jump to be able to do that.
+thekingofcardboard For it to be in operation CMS would be closed, i.e. both those big halves pushed together. At the moment the LHC is running non-stop so this is clearly old footage from 2015, either before run 2 started or the technical stop in November/December.
You mean the screens? You most certainly wouldn't be allowed INSIDE the thing when it's running....
That's G-4 classified sir. I'm sorry
Yes, Thank you BBC! This video is (truly) awesome!
It's like looking through a window to an alternative universe... Amazing!
Oh my word. Thank you for showing us this.
Best video I've ever seen. I kinda got lost looking every where. I'm gonna share this video, and watch it over again.
The trails of the collision is extremely beautiful.
Thank you for creating and sharing this great video, great job!
Coolest 360 vid I've seen!
Protip: you can use WASD to move the arrow keys as well
That was truly awesome. More videos like this one. Educational and entertaining.
What a technical power! 360 degree video is so amazing.
Super cool, but the cameraman looked suicidal... XD
+Super1Pumpkin You would be too if you had to hang around BBC reporters all day long.
+Super1Pumpkin I can assure you he's not
+Susan Parish 5000 likes and 100 dislikes contradict you, ms susan parish. go watch some fox news about flat earth, please
Candidatu Cristian Wow roasted Susan and Fox XD Nice job 10/10
This is tru
This video is absolutely fantastic, great work.
Nice example of 360 and overlays. Good job to the team doing post!
Shout out to the guy holding the camera!
Awesome video BBC News boffins. Brit Lab salutes you!
+Brit Lab I'll pass on the salutes to our boffins 😀
Well this is interesting
Uhh...
:O
You lot congrats on 1mil
Brilliant! Keep them coming BBC Science team, very very much appreciated by many like me I'm sure.
I'm blown away!!! That was the coolest thing I've ever watched♥
OMG!!! How amazing!!! The screen of my cellphon obeys to my touch!!!! Thankyou it's great!!!
Great Work!! Not only this Beautiful 360° travel... But I also think the LHC is one of Best Mankind Works Ever Made. EVER.... Thanks for THIS! And THANX a lot for this wonderful Video! -- Daniel, from Buenos Aires, Argentina
I hope you keep making more. This is fantastic!
Loved watching the intro in 360°. Seemed like I was stuck in a virtual world. 😂
I worked on CMS and it blew my mind to learn in a very basic way what the LHC was being developed to find out... parallel universe discovery was a little bit above the brain power of this humble welder 😮
Awesome video BTW.
Mucho appreciato for the tour...
Incredible. I'm truly amazed
This is an awesome video. Best use of 360
I've seen CMS in real life (if somebody cares) and it's really big, it was so big that couldn't see the whole ring at the same time.
Well done!
That was absolutely amazing!
nice work guys loved the video I learned a lot hopefully you all will make more in the near future
Very nice 360 vid:) Hopefully in the future they will let you guys do a 360 vid on the other experiments in there as well, such as ATLAS, LHCb, and ALICE.
Awesome way of reporting. Super impressive technology 💪🏻🙌🏻👍🏻
Great 360 experience move your phone around whilst it's playing amazing
Very impressive concept. I have learnt a lot from this.
Awesome experience. Thanks. Still in awe
Quite simply wow! You become the camera!!
I was searching a video like this. But 360 amazed me :)
Amazing 360video.awesome how things popped up on the screen. Im looking to getting google cardboard if videos continue to be this good.
This video is freaking amazing
Wow!
Very cool. Future of science documentaries!!!! neat
Thanks to RUclips too for actually making this possible in the first place.
It's good - 360 video certainly adds a lot more information that is missing from normal video - essentially play the video a few times and you can look around yourself and for me I ended up with a 3D internal map of in this case the architecture of the LHC and the CMS detector - a better understanding of it's scale and what it is and is not ... that before re: the LHC it's been tricky to get without actually going there.
I shocked that i can move this video
Whatever but this LHC is fabulous
It tooks me 30 sec to understand i can control it. Voice is very hypnothizing)
I think 360 Video change our mind day by day
This is amazing
I didn't even know you can directly interact with RUclips videos like that, very cool.
Wow this interactive video is awesome!
O.O omg this is the first science theme video i didnt yawn at great job
Incrível ..adorei e espantei com esta complexa máquina ...que tem tantos objectivos para descobrir ...As partículas tem particularidades sub atómicas de se encontrarem à velocidade da luz...um enorme acelerador potente!! Que fascinante... O CERN está no cerne de várias respostas e de várias questões para entendermos o Universo!!
All quantum things and microparticles make eerie sounds.
Why might that be? Even when the machines are 'off'.
This totally geeked me out! 🤓
impressive! My education wasn't advanced enough to grasp these concepts. I herd that the particle collisions have been published on line, the results brought down for the layman and also published for the scientific mind. I have to say that it's inspiring to see. The god particle peeks my interest in specific and not because of the name.
Very Interesting. i saw the original Click episode on normal Tv. This gives a new perspective
Aka SkyNet Time Machine
+Jesse Davis hhhhh
Lmaooooo
Man has been given the knowledge and some keys but the one to it all can never have.
This is the first 360 video I’ve ever seen on RUclips
This is so fascinating.
Vr with this is amazing
It is pretty nice that I'm able to take a look at the large Hadron collider while being on the toilet. This is the future
MrSojasauce same lol the future is closer that we think my friend! 😎
So awesome. Tnx BBC!
Omg it moves with you i am shooketh
What if every time they smash two Atoms together, they create a little universe? :o
Stfu will smith
Or set time back a day.
BugSplat my whole thing is atoms are in the living of all where did they get the atoms unless it's from the one and only and I do mean god , no other atoms can do it
Greek Mythology Yeah but that god also has to be made out of atoms tho...
I had this same thought and wrote out a whole theory if this was the case lol
I didn't see the camera man walking through the tunnel until a few minutes later and he scared the crap out of me.
Waw nice work, very very very good video, Thank you !
I can't wait to visit CERN in 2020 😀
Awesome 360 video!
Wow it's incredible!
best bbc video
keep advancing this technology
that is amazing
This is a great video to watch in 4K , but i couldn't help my self and kept getting distracted by the guy supporting the camera.
So this is how flash was created .. Hmmm
almost makes you wanna sabotage the collider, and hide in police station, right?
Yup.....
loool
AHAHAAHAH watching an episode right now!! >.
What if we could actually create a Flash for real? The particle accelerator would not do as planned, the Speed Force chooses someone special to become the Flash, and we all become affected by the particles, possibly accidentally giving us each a unique and individual power meant to be used for good.
this is awesome
Thankyou so much
Loved it. Fascinating stuff. I watched a film called Particle Fever which covered both the theoretical and experimental sides of particle physics at CERN. One thing I can't get my head round - how do the 4 experiments run simultaneously with just two beams? (or maybe they don't)
+Martin Williams it's two beam pipes containing bunches of accelerated particles (blobs of billions of protons ~25 nanoseconds apart) which go in opposite directions around the ring. These two pipes and then made to cross over at 4 locations - which is where the 4 main experiments are placed (there are more than 4 experiments). I work on ATLAS myself.
When running you have these two beams, split into bunches, that are simultaneously being smashed into each other at different locations.
Hope that helps :)
+calmaccer Thanks very much for the response. What you guys are doing is so important and will make a huge difference to our lives. So, do you synchronise which blobs collide when and where? (I am still imagining them colliding in one experiment and that would prevent the beam continuing to the next experiment..)
+Martin Williams I hope so! we will start collecting data again at the end of April, hopefully we will have some interesting news by the summer.
So, the beam is focused and trained so the bunches in each beam will collide at these crossing points. It's like two long trains of carriages, where each carriage is made up of a billion protons and when the trains "cross tracks" each carriage smashes into another carriage of the other "train". But this won't stop the train. In each collision (called bunch crossing) only ~10-20 protons out of billions will actually interact and smash into each other... the rest will continue on. I hope this analogy wasn't too stretched!
+calmaccer Absolutely not too stretched. Thanks for the explanation.
Wow, so this pics are massage for my brain and eyes
The 360 degree video of the national ignition facility is just as cool. As of right now, there are only 6K views, so go watch it.
we need more 360 videos from 2015/2016
I seem to be the only person interested in the background music. Does anyone know what it is? Or is it something that BBC has for their own content?