About
virtual QuarkNet
What is
QuarkNet
to official
QuarkNet site
vQuarkNet wiki
(collaboration center)

High Energy Physics Resources

Large Hadronic Collider
research using the highest energy manmade collisions

Basics

Large Hadronic Collider (news, basic information & activities)

Details

Resources for those wanting to know more Teacher Resources
virtual LHC center MasterClass lesson package
learning to identify particles
virtual QuarkNet student blogs and videos
      photos of virtual QuarkNet students tour of FermiLab;   see below
      photos documenting LHC startup party, 10 Sept. 2008;   see below
      all photo albums by virtual QuarkNet members
      U-Tube video of group and their project
      U-Tube video interviews at pajama party
other LHC Student blogs and videos elsewhere
virtual QuarkNet Wiki
collaboration center for physics teachers

Cosmic Rays
research of the highest known energy collisions

Basics

Cosmic Rays  (news, basic information & activities)

Basic Science Resources
Resources for those wanting to know more
ie-Physical Science introduction to the physical sciences
ie-Chemistry the central science ...to today's cutting edge
ie-Physics physics ..understanding our whole universe
Chemical Elements: their Discovery and Names
Historical Development of the Periodic Chart

Photos from virtual QuarkNetters at FermiLab

Click on photos to link to albums of 104 photos of FermiLab tour and LHC startup pajama party:
FermiLab tour
starting tour at Wilson Hall
on BBC
virtual group as part of BBC broadcast
blogging
blogging to document the startup festivities
farewell
farewells
page created 18 July 2007
latest revision 24 May 2010
conceived, designed & maintained to support virtual QuarkNet & virtual LHC @ FermiLab
by D Trapp


NSF logo DOE seal Office of Science logo This project has been supported in part by the National Science Foundation and the Office of High Energy Physics, Office of Science, U.S. Department of Energy.  However the choice of content, opinions expressed and any omissions or other errors are those of D Trapp and not the responsibility of NSF or DoE.