By Andrew Liszewski
The majority of people who are afraid of what will happen when CERN’s large hadron collider is finally put into operation probably have no idea what it really is, or what it’s designed to do. But what better way to educate the masses on the intricacies of the world’s largest science experiment than through an intricately detailed pop-up book? That’s what made me the amateur surgeon I am today!
Voyage To The Heart Of Matter – The Atlas Experiment At CERN was written by Emma Sanders, though it’s probably the paper engineering skills of Anton Radevsky that will make this a must-have Christmas gift for everyone from amateur physicists to the scientists actually working on the ATLAS experiment. But since it won’t be available until the end of November for about $33, it might be cutting it a bit close for the gift giving season.
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Maybe this one actually works.
Seems like something schools would pick up to have in the library. I think if I really want to know more about it I'll use the best book, my notebook with google.
Maybe this one actually works.
Seems like something schools would pick up to have in the library. I think if I really want to know more about it I'll use the best book, my notebook with google.