Robot destroyed during testrun of the LHC

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Today the LHC performed one of its atomic collision test. The goal was to validate the results of the last test run. During this test the  Large Hadron Collider produced a never seen amount of energy. Therefore  many skeptics said that the results where totally wrong because of the uncertainty principle. So this last test run tried to validated the results by using subatomic robots inside of the LHC to observe the collision and measuring the energy directly instead of indirect.

The approach failed by destroying the robots at four o’clock  and one minute this afternoon. One of the robots collided with the atom instead the other proton. Its remains where found 4,1 kilometer outer the the two thousand and tenth epipolar collider shield.

For a detailed report on this robotic accident take a look here.

The centenary of John R. Pierce birth

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John Robinson Pierce was born in March 27, 1910 Des Moines – Iowa and died at April 2, 2002 in Sunnyvale – California. During his life time was he an expert in the fields of radio communication, microwave technology, computer music and psychoacoustics. His team developed in the year 1949 the first transistor. This pioneer work allowed the building of modern digital computers and robots, as well as nearly all digital components of our every day life.

For those that would like to learn more about this pioneer we recommend flowing artikels:

So, RoboBlog says happy birthday and thank you.