Who Else Has Discovered Particle Fever on Netflix?

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The discussion centers around the documentary "Particle Fever," which has captivated viewers with its portrayal of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and the search for the Higgs boson. Participants express their fascination with the film, with one individual noting a personal connection, claiming to appear in it. The film's availability on Netflix for over a year is mentioned, along with a lighthearted comment about discovering it after cutting cable. There is also interest in whether tours of the LHC are available, highlighting its status as a bucket list destination for science enthusiasts. Overall, the conversation reflects a shared enthusiasm for the documentary and its subject matter.
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Has anyone watched Particle Fever? My wife and I just watched it and I was fascinated!

 
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Watched it. I'm told I am in it - at least the back of my head is.
 
I watched it a week ago, and emailed my go-to-physics-professor at University of Auckland about it -- he hadn't seen it though.

Very interesting documentary.
 
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Vanadium 50 said:
Watched it. I'm told I am in it - at least the back of my head is.
omg that is awesome! Truly loved the film. So amazing!

Are there tours? I think the LHC is a bucket list destination now.
 
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Has anyone watched Particle Fever? My wife and I just watched it and I was fascinated!

It's been on Netflix for over a year now...Oh wait, let me guess, you just cut the cord, got rid of cable, and fumbled upon it on Netfix, I am I right?:biggrin:
 
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