CERN web cams and pages.

Here are the pages for CERN's web cams and CMS update page.

beam details
cmsdoc.cern.ch...

Status pages and graphs

cms.web.cern.ch...

Current details
30 Mar, Beam-Gas measurements

In the past few hours CMS has experienced "beam-gas" collisions - interactions of the 3.5 TeV beams with residual gas particles in the beam pipe in the centre of CMS. These interactions have allowed measurements to be made of the expected horizontal and vertical positions of the 7 TeV collisions in CMS - see below. It seems there is a very small offset (about 100 microns) in the vertical (Y) position but the horizontal (X) is perfect..

cms.web.cern.ch...

Cameras

cms.web.cern.ch...

Looks like their webcast is up and running...

LHC First Physics Webcast

Ramp to 2TeV

30 Mar, Ramping

08:05 Beams injected again, preparing for ramp to 3.5 TeV. Should take ~45 minutes. Beams dumped ~50 minutes later due to some small problems in sectors 8-1 and 1-2.

New beam at 2TeV and rising.

Beam is good going for 3.5 TeV

cmsdoc.cern.ch...

If your bent is for the end of the world you can watch from the outside here.

cms.web.cern.ch...

Ps. now at 2.9TeV

3.5TeV !

Collisions imminent!

[edit on 30/3/2010 by prof-rabbit]

they are about to smash the atoms

webcast.cern.ch...

watch history in the making (or the end of the world)

(i hope someone shouts BANG very loudly at the end of the countdown lol)

[edit on 30-3-2010 by justyc]

The beams are at 3,5 TeV just now, and they are bringing them to collide as i speak.

This might be the last message to the internet before cern opens up a black hole and makes our existence 4dimensional

ATLAS collisions at 40 events per second!

7 TeV!

Particle collisions now at 100hz

Ie. 100 collisions per second at ATLAS, also from the other experiments.

reply to post by prof-rabbit


Thanks for the web cam link prof-rabbit
History in the making live on the net , now we just have to wait till they sort out the data ,and then see what happens when they run the machine at full power .
Bring on the Multiverse