Lecture

CMS Assembly animation

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Description

This lecture explains the assembly process of the CMS experiment, located near Cessie, France. The construction involves the ferris wheel structure, steel rings, muon chambers, end caps, solenoid magnet, calorimeters, and inner tracker, culminating in the observation of proton-proton collisions.

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