CERN Collides Particles in the LHC: World Doesn’t End

November 23, 2009

in Science & Nature

CERN logoCERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, just succeeded in colliding particles in the Large Hadron Collider after years of pigeons, baguettes and other interesting service disruptions — and hey, would you look at that, we’re all still here.

I’ll regret writing that when I get jumped by headcrabs and vortigaunts in the morning.

See the official press release and the event’s live commentary. To the Higgs Boson!


Headcrab!

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