Beams stable, you may propose your best ideas about physics at 13 TeV
But remember: Nature disposes!
Here are a few computer reconstructed images of the first human made proton-proton front collisions at 13TeV done in the LHC on wednesday 3 June 2015.
//Edit 27 June
Here are a few computer reconstructed images of the first human made proton-proton front collisions at 13TeV done in the LHC on wednesday 3 June 2015.
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| Collisions seen within the ATLAS experiment's detector (Image: ATLAS/CERN) |
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| Collisions seen within the CMS experiment's detector (Image: CMS/CERN) |
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| Collisions as seen within the LHCb experiment's detector (Image: LHCb/CERN) |
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| Collisions seen within the ALICE experiment's detector (Image: ALICE/CERN) |
//Edit 27 June
What happens before and after collision? This nice video* illustrates the path of the smashing protons and the flow of data coming out:
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