Science – This 4,000-ton monster of an instrument sits at the intersection of two curved magnetic-beam paths, where it detects and measures elementary particles that are released when positrons slam in to electrons.
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It's really incredible to see these photos and marvel at the amount of engineering that it takes to create something like this. I'm really looking forward to seeing the results of this experiment.