It will be mainly interviews and explanation. They might show a few graphs or a reconstructin of a collision from one of the detectors. But it's not that you can see beams passing by :-)
Ah. The interviews I think will be very worth watching. Not that I'll understand a thing, but it's a good bet that it'll be interesting. I just thought it was going to be a standard webcam pointed at roughly nothing, but I was going off the production values of their musical exploits.
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Will it actually look like anything? I mean, particles don't have much of a television presence, in my experience.
It will be mainly interviews and explanation. They might show a few graphs or a reconstructin of a collision from one of the detectors.
But it's not that you can see beams passing by :-)
Ah. The interviews I think will be very worth watching. Not that I'll understand a thing, but it's a good bet that it'll be interesting. I just thought it was going to be a standard webcam pointed at roughly nothing, but I was going off the production values of their musical exploits.