Scientists In Cern celebrating the Discovery of 59 Particles including "HIGGS BOSON" Cover By Adeel Ben

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With the advent of Large Hadron Collider at Cern in Geneua , scientists discover numbers of particles that
make up the atomic nucleus . There are some constituent particles and 4 elementry particles in it . 
This is the picture of Large Hadron Collider at Cern and this picture has been taken during the beauty experiment . 

 
LHC's aim is to provide the data that will help to understand the structure of atom more deeply and more precisely . Thankfully , with the help of LHC, we have discover unbelieveable facts about how atoms behave and react. 

Off course, firstly when the idea of quarks come in the ground of physics there were number of head-shouted theories but LHC's abilities let us know the interactions of quarks and antiquarks.




                  Here is the photo of tetraquark which is showing relationship with each other and                                                                 surprisingly showing their termendous qualities. 

In this photo , you are allowed to see one up quark, one down quark and one charm quark. What a beautiful display of quarks showing complements . 


It is 2021 and our humanity fate depends on our everyday live and also decided by these tiny atoms that secretly describe the reality of this universe in a different way.



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