ATLAS 8K | A timelapse visit of CERN, LHC and the ATLAS Experiment

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Published 2022-03-10
The ATLAS Experiment at CERN is the largest constructed particle collision detector in the world. Located 90m below ground, inside the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), here the frontiers of particle physics are being pushed and expanded. Over the last year the ATLAS Experiment underwent an upgrade in preparation for Run-3, giving us the rare opportunity to film without interruption to ongoing experimentation and research.

Special Thanks to Steven Goldfarb and the team at ATLAS and CERN for making this project possible.

ATLAS:
atlas.cern/
www.instagram.com/atlasexperiment/
twitter.com/ATLASexperiment
youtube.com/c/ATLASExperiment
www.instagram.com/stevengoldfarb/
CERN:
home.cern/
www.instagram.com/cern/

Special Thanks as well to Christoph Malin for the long-lasting contact with CERN and connecting me with them:
www.instagram.com/christoph.malin/
youtube.com/c/ChristophMalin


Music by Sid Acharya "Searching for Answers"

GEAR:
Sony A1, Sony A7RIII, Sony 16-35 f2.8 GM, Sony 24-105 f4 G, Sigma 14-24 f2.8, Canon 70-200 f4 L
eMotimo Spectrum ST4, Custom Hyperlapse Buggy, DP Stage One slider
Edited with
‪@LRTimelapseOfficial‬ After Effects, Lightroom and Davinci Resolve
All Comments (21)
  • @nberry3898
    Visuals are nice, but the music makes it. Always great choices!!
  • @ShowXTech
    Wahnsinn wie riesig und komplex das ganze ist
  • @thomasjulienphoto
    Unusual, very cool and interesting. I really like the camera mouvements.
  • @nahkajaakko2106
    If you get this amount of detail in a VR-headseat when gaming, I will sell my soul.
  • @SahilP2648
    Correct me if I am wrong but this giant thing that you are seeing is basically the detector. For the rest of the facility, the particles are being carried in tubing which has a diameter of a person and people can go around the circuit using bicycles.
  • @K-FOREST_Original
    Hi! How are you? I applaud your unwavering activities. I hope you have good health and things for the rest of the week.
  • @Nomad_Z1
    Great! Hope to see more videos like this one!
  • @TheTeisings
    Bravo bravo. Those who worked on this film, and on / in that facility are artists. Esp. the people who mop the floor and clean all that conduit yikes.
  • @br2v
    Very nice Martin keep on doing those lapses, I hope you'll lapsing our dream, the Einstein Telescope in the future 300m down the Dutch-Belgium border.
  • @enviraphani3026
    Amazing, need 3d video of this in 4k or 8k, for full immersive experience. Please make 3d videos.