Cern: World Machine and the BIG BANG!
From: Radijojo World Children's Radio Network
Length: 00:29:58
Wolfgang Wagner tells us about the 27km circumference tunnel,
which was built in the 80's. It's a massive project employing over 2,500 people with over 800 scientists from all over the world, working on it.
The scientists are working under the name of “The European Organization For Nuclear research.” which was founded in 1954.
The research involving the world machine also will help us gain knowledge and insight into the workings of our world.
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Piece Description
Wolfgang Wagner tells us about the 27km circumference tunnel,
which was built in the 80's. It's a massive project employing over 2,500 people with over 800 scientists from all over the world, working on it.
The scientists are working under the name of “The European Organization For Nuclear research.” which was founded in 1954.
The research involving the world machine also will help us gain knowledge and insight into the workings of our world.
Broadcast History
www.across-the-ocean.org www.world-childrens-radio.net www.radijojo.de
Intro and Outro
INTRO:This fascinating report takes you deep down to the earth's core and finds out what 800 mad scientists are doing down there. They have invented a machine called "The world machine" and are imitating the moment before the big bang!! Should we be scared?
OUTRO:If you want to join our radio bridge with a report or a podcast or Skype interview: just send us a mail or even your complete MP3 to transatlantic@radijojo.de
Additional Credits
Producer/Engineer: katharinabudde
Funders:The project was made possible by the Transatlantic Program of the Federal Republic of Germany with funding from the European Recovery Program of the Federal Department of Economics and Technology (BMWi).
