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@molleo1 The significance is that this is a proton-proton collision at LHC - in other words, it's working and colliding particles about 16 hours ago from web in reply to molleo1
@MatthewWasley No ! about 16 hours ago from web in reply to MatthewWasley
@alanbrookland Indeed! about 17 hours ago from web in reply to alanbrookland
@teobesta Thanks - I've been in a bloody jungle and out of contact! about 18 hours ago from web in reply to teobesta
More collision candidates here: More here: http://atlas.web.cern.ch/At... about 18 hours ago from web
@danwthomp Real collision candidate in ATLAS from about 8 hours ago. about 18 hours ago from web in reply to danwthomp
It is a picture of a candidate proton-proton collision in ATLAS. It looks like collision because all the tracks point back to central point about 18 hours ago from web
Look at this ! http://atlas.web.cern.ch/At... about 18 hours ago from web
@giagia About 2pm. about 18 hours ago from web in reply to giagia
RT @m0xuk: @ProfBrianCox It's been an eventful day at CERN. It started with two circulating beams and ended with first collisions in fo ... about 18 hours ago from web
@giagia Get the curry ordered for tomorrow evening :) about 18 hours ago from web in reply to giagia
@dhuebner Rock, it's wonderful that you want to be a physicist! World needs more people like you - Keep me up to date with how you're doing about 18 hours ago from web in reply to dhuebner
At the airport in Villahemosa, about to fly back to London via Mexico City. 7 Wonders international filming is over! about 18 hours ago from web
@AvenSarah Superb! Alvin can definitely capture kids imaginations and turn them into scientists - it really is a wonderful machine 10:27 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to AvenSarah
@oboswell Yep - it's cold (3 - 4 C) / hot (> 250 C) around the vents - 200 atmospheres pressure, pitch black dark and full of sulphur 10:06 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to owenboswell
@oboswell Filming for 7 Wonders, as usual. Life around thermal vents. It's astonishing actually - little oases in the darkness of the deep! 9:43 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to owenboswell
http://twitpic.com/q8wcy - And finally, getting ritual soaking with ice water given to every new Alvin crew member on their return 9:41 AM Nov 20th from TwitPic
http://twitpic.com/q8vvj - And the intrepid deep sea explorer emerging from Alvin ! 9:38 AM Nov 20th from TwitPic
http://twitpic.com/q8vmy - The Alvin surfacing (with me inside) after a 2km deep 8 hr dive in the Sea of Cortez 9:37 AM Nov 20th from TwitPic
@ciandrews I wish I had that list! They all seem to have gone away, though. Perhaps they've forgotten 8:54 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to ciandrews

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Name Brian Cox
Location London
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Bio Filming Seven Wonders of the Solar System for the BBC.

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