on sunday scientists fired particle beams along the circuit known as the lhc. but these are baby steps for the researchers. >> it would take us about two months six weeks to two months to establish the first stable collision. we have to establish all the systems one by one. >> in 2012 they announced an unexpected break through. scientists finally discovered the elementary particle that gives mass to other particles earning it the nickname the god particle. in the the following year they got the nobel prize in physics. >> there would be no at tomorrows, no nuclei or no building blocks for matter, there would be no stars no galaxies no planetary systems and no earth and eventually no life on earth. >> the lhc contains a ring of super conducting magnates with as quickly ale rating structures. soon they will be traveling at almost the speed of light and their collision could reveal planetary secrets. there could be many more discoveries over the lifetime of this underground science city. al jazeera. >> a new look at today's some history deep below the ground in fran

sunday scientists fired two particle beans, known as the hadron collider the lhc. these are baby steps, the european organization for research. >> it will take us about two months. 6 weeks to two months to establish a stable collision. they'll have to commission all the instrument and the systems one by one. >> reporter: in 2012 they announced an unexpected breakthrough. >> it's a great day. >> reporter: scientists discovered the higgs bossatswain, earning it the nickname the god particle. the two scientists got the nebel prize, peter higgs and fran swore englert. >> without it there would be no molecules, no nuke lie, the building blocks tore matter and no stars, no galaxies to systems, no earth and eventually there would be no life. >> reporter: the lhc contains superconducting magnets with accelerating structures that boost particles. soon they'll travel at the speed of light, analysing the collisions could reveal scientific secrets. eventually they'll look at areas like dark matter that is the matter making up 84% of the universe but can only be detected by its

the lhc contains a ring of super conducting mag nats with accelerating structures which boost particles as they hurdle down the actually. school they will travel at almost the speed of light and analyzing their collisions could reveal new scientific secrets. dark matter. that's the invisible matter which makes up 84% of the known universities. but can only be detected by its influence on visible matters like galaxies and planets. there could be more discoveries over the lifetime of this underground science city. nadine barber al jazeera. >> the major league baseball season opens on sunday and they hope it will bring back lost fans. as john hendren reports from chicago, they are trying to make the famous game faster. >> modern life seems to have sped up everything. including the american national pastime. >> i coached baseball for 14 years. when you wait 10 minutes back to back after swing at bat. >> with baseball games lasting more than three hours fewer fans are prepared to sit it out. baseball is on the clock. >> has set off a national debate. you have been watching baseball your enti

galaxy no planetary system, no earth and eventually there would be no life on earth. >> reporter: the lhcs a ring of super can you going magnets with accelerating structures that boost particles as they hurdle down the tunnel. soon traveling at almost the speed of light and analyzing their collisions could reveal new scientific secrets. eventually they will be looking at areas like dark matter. that's the invisible matter which makes up 84% of the known universe but can only be detected by its influence on visible matter like galaxy and planets but there could be many more discoveries over the lifetime of this underground science city. >>> one person has been killed and three others injured in shelling in mallee. mali. at least three other mortar rounds fired in the north. it's not clear who launched them. in 2013 a french-led operation in northern mali helped to expel separatist groups and fighters link today al quada but didn't drive them out entirely. >>> al jazerra has confirmed two of its journalists held by the nigerian military since the 24th of march have been releaseed from deten

on sunday scientists fired two particle beams along the 27km circuit known as the lhc. e baby steps for the researchers, at the european organization for nuclear research. >> it will take 2-6 months to establish the first stable collisions. we have to commission all the instruments, all the systems one by one. >> reporter: in 2012 they announced a breakthrough. >> i think it's a great day. >> reporter: scientists discovered the higgs bossan an elementary particle that gives mass earning it a nickname the god particle. peter higgs and francois emgla got the nobel prize in fittings. >> there'll be no atoms, nuclei molecules, which are the building blocks of all matter and therefore there would be no stars, no galaxies no planetary system. no earth, and eventually there would be no life on earth. >> the lhc contains a ring of superconducting magnets with structures boosting particles as they hurtful down the tunnel. soon they travel at the speed of light. analysing the collisions could reveal scientific secrets. they'll look at areas like dark matter, the invisible matter t

the lhc consists of a 27 kilometer ring with two separate tubes inside. high energy particle beams inside the tubes move in opposite directions. almost at the speed of light before colliding. the collision generates a massive amount of energy. the temperature is equivalent to the big bang that brought the universe into being. scientists hope the more powerful accelerator will contribute to the study of the dark matter. believed to make up about one quarter of the universe. >>> now baristas may agree that brewing a quality cup is an art. but more and more are taking that sentiment quite literally, as they turn their coffee into a canvas. nhk world has the details. >> reporter: a cafe in tokyo does it with, well, coffee. the owner is hiroshi sawada a well-known artist. he has mastered the free pour technique, making images about milk over espresso. in 2008 he became the first world champion from asia. first, he sends a fine stream of milk over the espresso. when it reaches the bottom of the cup it floats back up. making as you pour leads to a beautiful image

scientists fired two particle beams around the 27 kilometer circuit known as the lhc. these are just baby steps for researchers here at cerne. ? >> it will take us about four months, six six weeks or two months to ohio establish it. we have to commission all of the instruments, the systems one by one. >> in 2012, cerne announced an unexpected breakthrough. >> it's a great break through. >> scientists finally discovered the hig's boson, an elementary particle nicknaming it the god particle two of the scientists behind the theory peter higgs and engle got the nobel prize in physics. without at a time there would be no molecules, the fundamental building blocks. there would also be no galaxy no planetary system. and no life on earth. >> it contains a ring of super conducting mag nats which boost particles. they will be traveling at almost the speed of light and analyzing their collisions could reveal new scientific secrets. they will look at aries like dark matter the invezible matter which makes up 84% of the known universities but can only be detected by its influence on

the lhc contains a ring of superconducting magnets with accelerating structures that boost particles as they hurtful down the tunnel. son they'll travel at the speed of light, and analysing their collisions could reveal secrets. eventually they'll looking at dark matter the invisible matter that makes up 84% of the universe but can only be detected on visible matter like galaxies or planets. there could be more discoveries in this underground science city >>> coming up this newshour - how soaring crime in venezuela is fuelling a booming security industry >>> the first world city with developing world problems. how the transport system is leaving some parisians behind. >> coming up in sport. an historic day for women sport fans in iran. we explain later in the programme. programme. >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere

. >> the lhc contains a ring of super conducting magnates with structures that boost particles as they hurdle down the tunnel. soon they'll be traveling the speed of light and analyzing their collisions could bring new secrets. eventually they'll be looking at dark matter, the matter that makes up 80% of the known universe but can only be detected on its visible effect on matter like planets. >> thousands have gathered at the western mall in jerusalem to attend the prayer for passover. this is one of three times each year when jews are expected to make a pilgrimage to jerusalem. >>> in the u.s. the white house south lawn has been transformed into had a playground. >> we're going to get down there and do some easter egg rolling. >> these lucky kids got to rub shoulders shoulders with the first family, part of the traditional easter egg role. just one of several activities that the president and first lady hosted. that's it for now. we'll be back with another bulletin. stay with us. >> millions in danger the u.n. warns the war in yemen is driving the country toward humane tearan disaster

. >> the lhc contains a ring of superconducting magnets, with structures that boost particles. soon they'll travel at the speed of light. and analysing their collisions could reveal scientific secrets. eventually they'll look at areas like dark matter. it can only be detected by the influence on physical matter like galaxies and planets. there could be more discoveries. >>> for all the sport, here is robin. >> thank you. novak djokovic is reining at the top of the tennis ranking, from an incredible 15 #. novak djokovic odds-on favourite to see andy murray in a repeat of the australian open final. 7-6, 4-6, 6-0. novak djokovic was full of prays for murray his opponent who moves up to third in the rankings. >> it was another phenomenal year in miami, another great tournament. i want to congratulate andy for a great tournament. it's a battle. it's a pleasure playing against you. i wish you all the best for the rest of the season. >> to football in barcelona. they have restored a 4-point lead. there were 1-0 winners, and again it ended in farrs call circumstances. a player met with

the lhc contains a ring of super conducting magnets with accelerating structures which boost particless they hurdle down the speed of light. their collisions could reveal new scientific secrets. eventually they will be looking at areas like dark matter. that's the invisible matter which makes up 84% of the known universe but can only be detected by its influence on visible matter like galaxies and planets, but there could be many more discoveries over the lifetime of this underground science. nadine barber. all of this, what it means for scientists and us i am joined by fran cyst diago. at the department of physics and astronme. here is what i read about this. okay? that they have successful introduced two proceed ton beams as everyone knows is the source material for sub atomic smash-ups. that's beefed up the collision capacity from eight tetra elect tron volts to 14. what on earth does this mean? >> it's twice the energy. we are talking about the energy of which these particles are going to clyde. the previous form he was able to do the energy. this is able to capture evidence for th

one user saying, restarting lhc will be the most exciting thing to happen this year.s, though, saying what will this really achieve? if you are going to destroy the universe, let me know. i have some good wine i would like to taste both for -- before. c opens up a black hole, i do not think i will be around. some controversy on social media. a tv personality in taiwan posted pictures of herself in an apache helicopter. it has caused a huge stink because the base where the helicopter is cap is restricted access. very tight security. she posted the photos on her facebook page. yvonne: you would think someone had stopped her. ros: one of the issues is that it was on the facebook page, which has been taken down. there were repercussions over her posting on facebook. if you think it is a small thing to show off something you should not be showing, and you do not apologize when explaining this to everyone. she had initially refused to apologize saying, was it really that serious? but the repercussions were serious because at least five officers were reprimanded for one pers

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