A story of love at the LHC
What happens at the LHC when two particles collide at the speed of love?
Valentine’s Day is approaching and lovers are getting ready to give their best gift: a kiss. But this year 2022 will be different, as we visit the LHC to create and share a wonderful experiment that I describe below.
It all started when we emitted two particles in love that traveled in opposite directions at the speed of love (greater than the speed of light). After traveling several kilometers inside the ring-shaped tunnel, guided and boosted by the field produced by superconducting magnets, we prepared to observe an incredible spectacle at the point of collision, or rather, at the moment of the kiss. And just before the “collision”, just a femtosecond before the contact, we could capture this image, because then there was a great explosion of energy, something indescribable that we all felt in the deepest part of our being, at the same time that everyone and everything melted into one.
After that, we were all speechless, but I shared this image impregnated with that energy called love to turn it into a message, but not just for today, or for February 14th, but to fill every day of our lives.
After this experience, we renamed the LHC from Large Hadron Collider to Love Hadron Collider.
Hadron: elementary particle that undergoes strong interactions... like lovers... hahaha.
I hope you enjoyed this short story.
Thank you for watching and Happy Valentine’s Day!!!
