Welcome to Steemit @freyablekman. I see you have called yourself 'ilikequarks' on your blogpage :o) Really enjoyed your 2 posts so far, a great appetiser for what is to come hopefully.. I am looking forward to the more technical posts where you get into the physics. I have followed you, as I don't want to miss any of this. Thanks for sharing with us. You're a credit to science

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Thanks for posting about this, i like your post

That's cool.
Looking forward to your future posts.
What is your day to day work like?

Thanks for posting about this, interesting to find someone who actually works at one on here!  I had a chance to visit CERN a few years back and it was a very fascinating experience. I'll have to dig the photos up that I took while there.

Actually physics is not really me..i love being exposed to new things...

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Wow..this is great, seeing a particle physicist not just from anywhere but from CERN on here. I have always been obsessed with CERN since after reading Dan Brown's thriller, Angels and Demons. Could you please talk about the particle collider that created the first anti matter in one of your posts? Such a post would actually make my month not a day or week.
Its pleasure even commenting on your post. I love sciences too but its too bad am currently in law school, but one doesn't necessarily have to be a scientist to do science does he?
It seems I am asking much but  its not everyday one gets to comment on a CERN physicist' post. So what do you think about Aliens and extraterrestrial life? Do you think they exist?
Am obsessed about them and just blogged about it too from the little research i made.
Thank you @freyablekman really hoping you'd answer. Thank you once again.

Very interesting post and i like this post

congratulations, you just arrived on the stemmite and you're playing at most. Your work is extraordinary, projected to the future of humanity!!!
go on like this...

Good post 👍👌, Please upvote back me, @hazmisyahputra, thank you.

very intresting. It was always a dream to visit LHC. Ghrough your blogs, i can get a good insight into it. Looking forward to more from you

Super cool! Fascinating job, for sure. 

Can't wait to read about it.

>  Before it started, the Tevatron collider at Fermilab (near Chicago in the USA) was the most powerful collider, I spent a substantial fraction of my career working at that machine.

Damned... Now I really feel old too... I started my career when the Tevatron was running....

PS: I hope you don't mind having me spamming the comments to your post :)

Wow, quite an awesome career, it's nice having you here, and teaching particle physics in the simplest possible way, nice place to start,  keep it coming @freyablekman!!!  :)

Yeah! A physics joke! Keep 'em coming!

a very interesting post, I really like to hear post @freyablekman.

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this is a great post everybody is proud to see it

this is a great post everybody is proud to see it

I already know the answer .... within each particle is a smaller and smaller particle to Infinity and Beyond, the Same as the Universe.

Seems to me the only thing you could use to see such stuff is your imagination. What does that thing behind you do?

I was not aware of this, it's very interesting, I was curious to investigate more, thanks for sharing.

This is excellent. It's something that has interested me for years, but when I look it up, it burns my brain with explanations I don't understand. I'm very excited to learn more as you post. That's a speed I can grasp things at. :)

@freyablekman, I'm so thrilled to see a particle physicist on steemit! To see the human side of a physicist like you is inspiring. haha *(Btw, I'm a physics student from the Philippines currently taking up my master degree )*.

Hope to see more post like this one.

Great post 👍keep up this pace and the sky is your limit @freyablekman

It fascinates me how we are able to break apart these fundamental elements. I also think the cave man analogy with the rocks is quite apropos. Thanks for sharing your unique perspective.

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Great Post! I believe science professions and contributions should always be explained to the general public, this way people could stop seeing it as complex/hard/boring stuff and actually start appreciating these areas and even maybe discovering something that could be an interest! I now know a tiny bit more about what you guys do, thank you very much! :D

This is the largest machine built by humans 😋