New Tunnel Proposed at CERN to Revolutionize Particle Physics Research: A Groundbreaking Project with a Price Tag of Several Billions of Euros

Researchers at CERN have proposed a groundbreaking device that would revolutionize particle physics research. The device, a circular tunnel over 90 kilometers long, would cost several billion euros and take an hour to drive around at normal speed.

The tunnel, which would house a new particle accelerator or collider, is seen as necessary for the advancement of particle physics. Supporters argue that the new accelerator will provide valuable insights into the nature of the Higgs particle, which is crucial for understanding the stability of the universe. Additionally, researchers hope to explore dark matter and other mysteries of the universe through this new technology.

While CERN’s plans are well underway, China is also planning to build a collider that is approximately a hundred kilometers long. While initial surveys have been completed, international cooperation in particle physics with China may present challenges. As such, CERN’s member states and partner countries must carefully consider their decision to proceed with the project.

The estimated cost for the new collider at CERN is over 15 billion euros, with preparations already costing around one hundred million euros. If approved, this project will push the boundaries of physics and potentially uncover new discoveries in the field.