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aliante1981 Says: This is something one sees only if he/she:a) works at CERN himself/herselfb) has friends or relatives working there.Mine’s case (b) so I was able to enter into buildings that are closed to general public. For example, into East Hall. This is where equipment for experiments...
aliante1981 Says: Once again an aquarium scene - and again it completely beats me. OK, I have never been that good in biology (despite getting top marks), but I can not figure out what precisely this thing (or any other one, for that matter) means. Still, you can spend your...
aliante1981 Says: Did not I tell you that you might find many strange and funny things lurking at CERN? Apart from scientists, that is:)))) Joking:))) This one, for example, is a colorful aquarium, of a somewhat tropical nature. I confess to having difficulties identifying what is what inside...
aliante1981 Says: CERN honors scientists no matter when they lived. What better proof of the fact can there be than this - along the ones named after Isaac Newton, Gauss, Oppenheimer and many others, there?s a street dedicated to Democritus. I shall add more details as soon as I can return to...
aliante1981 Says: CERN is famous for science, but, if you notice just how many grapes grow nearby you would be surprised why all the scientists just do not drop science and do no start growing grapes and making a fortune in wine production:)))
aliante1981 Says: This is another of the CERN's science streets, this time named after C.F. Gauss.I shall add more info here as soon as I can!
aliante1981 Says: CERN might be justly famous for its scientific achievements, but it should be no less so... for its originality. In fact, I do not remember a single street there that's not named after a famed scientist...My hometown is a bit like that, but we do have other streets. This is...
Maria81 Says: If you're visiting with relatives or friends (put simply, not as part of an organised group) and would like to get to CERN or the Globe by public transport, take tram #18 which runs to the Meyrin entrance from Geneva city centre (Cornavin). From France, take the Y bus...
aliante1981 Says: If you have no car of your own, or simply do not wish to drive, you can take bus no.9. It will bring you to CERN from both Geneva (some 30 minutes from the railway station) and Meyrin (that's just a couple of minutes).Be careful, though, because not all buses that are #9 go...
aliante1981 Says: CERN's skies are a favourite of mine. You will see the fantastic sunsets if you stay there long enough in the evening. A picture next to the tip is just one of the views there was...
aliante1981 Says: Now, I know industrial buildings are not the most popular photo subject, but they, if viewed from the right angle, can and will be attractive for photo maniacs like myself (and some other people I know), making nice pictures?And CERN offers plenty of opportunity for this...
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This is another of the CERN's science streets, this time named after C.F. Gauss.I shall add more info here as soon as I can!
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