Tag: How ALPHA works
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Insertion of ALPHA-g – Phase 1
Insertion of ALPHA-g – Phase 1 These are the first pictures of our assembling phase for ALPHA-g. We actually needed to use climbing equipment & harnesses to be able to built it safely. Click here for part 2
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Views of ALPHA 2
Views of ALPHA 2 Get an overview of ALPHA 2: Here you can see the Magnet Control Racks, the Detector Readout Racks, the Positron Accumulator and other views of ALPHA 2 in general.
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Chris Ørum and Steven Armstrong Jones working on Lasers
Chris Ørum and Steven Armstrong Jones working on Lasers Looks like Science-Fiction? It's a real life physics experiment! Here you can see our collegues Chris Ørum Rasmussen and Steven Armstrong Jones working with Lasers. This is for the ALPHA 2 Experiment to be able to do some laser spectroscopy. Want to know more about Lasers
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ALPHA Experiment in 2016
ALPHA Experiment in 2016 Maintenance and Construction of ALPHA 2.
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Work Progress for ALPHA 2
Work Progress for ALPHA 2 Update on our work progress for the construction of the ALPHA 2 cryostat.
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First Antiprotons caught in ALPHA 2
The first antiprotons were caught last night in the new ALPHA 2 catching trap, the first component of the next generation of the ALPHA experiment to be installed. This is the representation of the first 'hot dump' — where we release the captured antiprotons, allowing them to annihilate on the surrounding apparatus. The annihilation converts
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Inside the ALPHA Apparatus
Inside the ALPHA Apparatus These are some pictures of the Penning Trap, which goes in the ALPHA apparatus. Click here for more information about the Penning Trap.
