Where has all the Antimatter gone? Inside the Antimatter Factory | CERN Vlog Part 2

Hey! It’s Susanna here and I am back with my incredible friends Emir Muhammad and Nikolas Hadjiantoni where we explore CERN together! And guess what… you are coming with us! Emir gives us exclusive access to CERN, which is the European Organisation for Nuclear Research based in Geneva, Switzerland. It is host to a variety of facilities, including the famous Large Hadron Collider where they accelerate particles to 99.999969% the speed of light and then collide these particles in a variety of experiments, such as LHCb and ATLAS. CERN have been colliding particles together for over 70 years in the hope that we answer some of the biggest questions in our universe... like what is our universe even made up of?!
In part 2, Emir gives us a sneak peak inside the antimatter factory - yes a factory where they create antimatter! We look round some of the experiments they are doing with antimatter such as Gbar, where they are exploring how gravity affects antimatter. We also get to see where the ions start their journey in the LINAC (linear particle accelerator) and then get further accelerated by LEIR (Low Energy Ion Ring) until they reach the Large Hadron Collider. Enjoy!

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Amazing vlog, looks like a great tour and a great experience!