Category: Slides

  • Solenoid

    Solenoid

    Solenoid Oct 1987: the largest superconducting solenoid in the world, designed and constructed by Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. Diametre: 6.20m ; Lengt: 7.40m ; Weigth: 84 tonnes ; Magnetic field: 120 tesla Link to event CERN Main Building Aquarium Exhibition Print available Print next number Slide id E32

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  • DELPHI

    DELPHI

    DELPHI The Delphi Detector under construction. Voted as Audience Favourite of the Figure 1A Exhibition 2021, in the top 3 of 980 votes ! Published in Horizons, Swiss Research Magazine. Link to event CERN Main Building Aquarium Exhibition [Figure 1.A.] scientific art exhibition Print available Print next number Slide id E19

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  • Gantry crane

    Gantry crane

    Gantry crane The original image is a shot of a crane or excavator of TAKRAF type, a leading manufacturer of mining equipment. Link to event CERN Main Building Aquarium Exhibition Print available Print next number Slide id E18

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  • On the road

    On the road

    On the road Link to event CERN Main Building Aquarium Exhibition Print available Print next number Slide id D33

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  • Strata

    Strata

    Strata Link to event CERN Main Building Aquarium Exhibition Print available Print next number Slide id D16

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  • Pac-Man

    Pac-Man

    Pac-Man The slides C3 and L4 have probably developed from the same original image, belonging to a series of underground images taken during the construction of the LEP tunnel, like the one below. It was common to produce multiple copies in slide format for an iconic image. The slides were then distributed as requested to

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  • Tracks

    Tracks

    Tracks This is a computer simulation of an electron-positron collision from the DELPHI detector at CERN in 1988 ! The image below shows the original slide, which was well preserved, displaying the DELPHI event No. 4 from February 25, 1988. In the display, the blue outline represents the cylindrical detector. The variously coloured lines are

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