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CERN and the rise of the Standard Model

Curiosity is as old as humankind, and it is CERN’s raison d’être. When the Laboratory was founded, the structure of matter was a mystery. Today, we know that all visible matter in the Universe is composed of a remarkably small number of particles, whose behaviour is governed by four distinct forces. CERN has played a vital role in reaching this understanding. Have we reached the end of the road in understanding nature? Far from it. There is still much to learn about the Higgs boson, the messenger of the Brout-Englert-Higgs field, and many other puzzles remain about how and why matter in the Universe is the way it is. Watch CERN’s contribution to this science in this video: “CERN and the rise of the Standard Model” Read more: http://home.web.cern.ch/about/updates... Producer CERN Video Productions Director Christoph Martin Madsen Content James Gillies Christine Sutton Content assistant Dan Noyes Paola Catapano Corinne Pralavorio Script Katarina Anthony-Kittelsen Christoph Martin Madsen Editing Christoph Martin Madsen Editing assistant Marie-Garance Trzewik Raquel Navarrete Pardo Graphics CERN graphic design service Animations Daniel Dominguez Noemi Caraban Marie-Garance Trzewik Voiceover Cian O'Luanaigh Pictures Englert photo - Francois Englert Broute photo - Robert Brout CC BY-SA 3.0 Higgs photo - University of Edinburgh The Milky Way panorama - ESO/S. Brunier Infography Daniel Dominguez Noemi Caraban You can follow us in: http://www.cern.ch    / cerntv   http://google.com/+CERN   / cern     / cern   Copyright © 2014 CERN. Terms of use: http://copyright.web.cern.ch