Transporting a 15-Meter-Wide, 600-Ton Magnet Cross Country
necro81 writes "Although its Tevatron particle accelerator has gone dark, Fermi Laboratory outside Chicago is still doing physics. A new experiment, called muon g-2 will investigate quantum mechanical behavior of the electron's heavier sibling: the muon. Fermi needs a large ring chamber to store the muons it produces and investigates, and it just so happens that Brookhaven National Laboratory outside NYC has one to spare. But how do you transport a delicate, 15-m diameter, 600-ton superconducting magnet halfway across the country? Very carefully."
I would be so tempted to just drive by datacenters wiping all their data. It probably wouldnt work BUT I CAN DREAM CANT I!
UPS and lots of bubble wrap!
By the time it arrived I wonder if it was covered in bits of wire, steel cans, bikes. screws and other random bits of iron.
If you try to fail and succeed, which have you done?
That's just a cover story. They're really moving the Stargate.
re: Like most hung things,...it is easier to take via water...
There's a joke there, but I'm not touching it.
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That's what she said!
Oh wait, I done goofed on myself if I were a guy. I musta got that joke meme wrong somehow... ;>)
Get a hobbit to do it. Its the only way.
Have gnu, will travel.
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