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I heard that Cern can give particles energy up to ##14TeV## which its like ##2.2430 × 10^{-6}##joules.But it seems so low energy...Why can't we give more energy ? What am I missing
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The energy level at CERN, which is currently at 13 TeV (tera-electron volts), is considered low in comparison to the maximum energy level of 100 TeV that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is capable of achieving. This is because the LHC has not yet reached its full potential and is still undergoing upgrades to increase its energy level.
The energy level at CERN plays a crucial role in experiments as it determines the amount of energy available for particle collisions. Higher energy levels allow for the creation of more massive particles, providing scientists with the opportunity to study new particles and potentially discover new laws of physics.
Increasing the CERN energy level is important because it allows scientists to explore new frontiers in particle physics. By reaching higher energy levels, scientists can conduct experiments that were previously impossible and potentially unlock new discoveries about the fundamental nature of our universe.
There are several challenges in increasing the CERN energy level. One of the main challenges is the engineering and technological advancements required to build and operate the LHC at higher energy levels. Another challenge is the need for more powerful magnets to steer particles at higher speeds. Additionally, higher energy levels also require more energy consumption and cooling systems, which can be costly and time-consuming to develop.
Yes, the CERN energy level is expected to continue increasing in the future. The LHC is currently undergoing upgrades to reach its maximum energy level of 100 TeV, which is expected to happen in the next decade. Additionally, there are plans for future colliders, such as the Future Circular Collider, which could potentially achieve even higher energy levels and push the boundaries of particle physics research even further.