Cern: The Large Hardon Collider
Tonight, my special guest — a brilliant physicist — joins me to reveal the astonishing work being done at the Large Hadron Collider, the massive and mysterious machine hidden beneath Switzerland, better known as CERN. Get ready for a journey into the frontiers of reality itself.
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are really deeply fundamental. So people have been looking to the sky and asking really deep, almost philosophical questions. How did we get here? Where did the universe come from? Does it have to be the way it is?
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And if you look at our oldest writings, Egyptians, ancient Greeks, they asked exactly those questions.
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So what we're doing is we are following in the footsteps of thousands of years of deep thinkers who really just wanted to understand basically why is there something instead of nothing and why are we here at all?
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And so in some sense, it's very curiosity-based and that's basically why I do it. Now, some other people might ask, well, that's all great and all, but I'm not so curious. What is it that comes out of it that's of value?
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Well, and that is
