National treasure! China's 700 meter underground giant laboratory captures cosmic "ghost particles" neutrinos | Experiment | Particle
Exploring China's Frontier Science and Technology Laboratory
Experience the super cool experimental scene
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Top Laboratory
The third issue will be launched on July 29th
Hosts He Yanke and Lao Chunyan from the main station
CCTV journalists Shuai Junquan, Li Jingjing, and
Beijing Jiaotong University
Associate Professor Chen Zheng from the School of Physical Science and Engineering
Composed of a kowtow group
Take you into the Jiangmen Neutrino Laboratory, which is 700 meters underground
Uncovering the ancient and mysterious particles in the universe
——The Mysterious Veil of Neutrinos
Capture neutrinos
Why is it 700 meters underground?
What is the concept of 700 meters underground?
Why capture neutrinos and explore the mysteries of the universe
But it needs to penetrate 700 meters underground?
Ke Ke Tuan takes a "small train" leading to the underground
Drive along a 1300 meter inclined shaft tunnel towards 700 meters underground
Started a "geocentric adventure"
The largest in China
Single stainless steel main structure
First sight of a large-scale experimental device that penetrates 700 meters underground
Like being in a science fiction movie
The stainless steel frame with a diameter of 41 meters constitutes the main detector
This is the largest single stainless steel main structure in China
Together through augmented reality technology
Get a close-up view of the entire Jiangmen neutrino detector
The world's largest
Monomer organic glass structure
The diameter of the entire detector reaches 35 meters
Composed of 263 pieces of organic glass spliced together
Each glass panel has a thickness of 120 millimeters
A glass ball as thin as an egg
Where are the strengths of tensile strength and durability?
A set of experiments to explore the competition
The world's highest energy accuracy
The largest liquid scintillator detector
Future 20000 tons of the world's most transparent scintillator
About to infuse the interior of the sphere
What exactly is liquid flash?
How transparent is it?
How to distinguish it?
A small experiment unravels the mystery
The most sensitive "eyes"
The most difficult hurdle in the development of Jiangmen neutrino detectors
Known as the "eyes of the detector"
45000 photomultiplier tubes
These oval shaped "golden pupils"
Quietly waiting for the signal from neutrinos
Chinese scientists work hard to study and overcome difficulties
Breaking the technology monopoly of more than 30 years abroad,
We have produced photomultiplier tubes from China.
The purest water
The entire sphere of the Jiangmen neutrino experimental setup
Eventually, it will be wrapped in 35000 tons of ultrapure water
The detector seems to be soaking in a bucket of water
Super Big Watermelon
What is the difference between ultrapure water and ordinary water?
Teacher Chen Zheng teaches you hand in hand how to distinguish ultrapure water
How difficult is it to capture neutrinos?
Neutrinos are small in size, uncharged, come and go without a trace
Can easily penetrate the human body and the Earth
Known as "ghost particles" in the universe
How can we accurately "capture" it?
Table tennis games
Simulate the process of proton "capturing" neutrinos
See if the Koko team can perfectly encounter neutrinos
The future is promising,
What will the laboratory look like after completion?
Scientists from the Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
At a depth of 700 meters underground
Build this world's most cutting-edge
High energy physics experimental equipment
Through augmented reality technology
Looking Forward to the Scenery of the Neutrino Laboratory After Its Completion Together
Experience the romantic agreement between Chinese scientists and the universe
Next issue,
Which top laboratory will CCTV News enter again?
Let's wait and see together
Producer | Liu Xin Xi Luo Xi
Producer | Ding Yi and Zhang Xian
Editor in Chief | Wu Tao
Director | Yang Weixi, Pan Guohua, Sun Junwei, Liu Xu, Sui Congying, Wang Deyu
Technical Support | Dong Xinwen, Hu Xinmei, Xia Xinyue, Song Jiamiao, Zhang Baiao, Zhang Luqi, Xu Yiguang
Camera Guide | Zhang Chunhu
Editor | Chen Wen and Zhao Yiting
Visual | Yang Lu
Overall planning | Xiang Fuhua and Fu Wei
Special thanks to Institute of High Energy Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences