Week 20: 6/17/2015 - 9pm PDT 6/24/2015
Anyone who's worked on a major project, be it professional, personal, or for a contest like The Hackaday Prize, knows about marathon sessions. Those times when you put in your all and just push the project ahead until you drop. This scientist has definitely given his all and then some! He's catching a few winks right under the blackboard where he presumably has been working. This image has no caption, though it's attached to an album entitled Linac control room. None of the pictures seem to show much of a control room though. It seems that back in 1966, CERN's photographer was a bit more interested in sleeping scientists than the science itself!
So what do you think is happening in this image? Can you make anything interesting out from the diagrams on the blackboard? Give it a shot!
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A well deserved nap after another year's successful cable harvest.
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In-depth research into how horses sleep standing up, Dr Poliakov (left, asleep standing) and his control specimen.
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Having engineered the perfect nap, all that was left was to test it.
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Anticipating a long test run, Dan installed a bed in each office, but found out that all extra stuff that had to be moved gathered into his office and now there's no room for his bed.
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Tracing each step of the collider emergency shutdown procedure (that never seems to work), Dan found out that he also entered into an infinite loop and shutdown for being low on resources.
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During the great blackboard shortage of '66, scientists went to great lengths to protect their unfinished work from premature erasure.
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The incantations allowed Vlad to forgo his coffin and sleep through the day in his modern torture chamber.
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It wasn't long after plugging into the CERN Matrix
when Carl wished he had taken the Blue Pill instead.
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It was at this moment that they proved mathematically and scientifically that you could not wake Jim with a atomic fart.
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When Dr. Carl said working at CERN was his dream job
few realized how serious he was.
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Do CERN Scientists Dream of Subatomic Sheep?
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A weekend at CERNies
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Since sleeping on the problem didn't work he decided to try a new approach, sleeping under the problem.
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The only way to wake sleeping beauty is with the kiss of the Higgs Boson.
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"One cable, two cables, three cables, four cables, five cables... zzzzzzz"
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After days of hesitation, John decided it's time to get to the bottom of this problem...quite literally!
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"Nice pants," Edward breathed as Klaus reached for a shielded cable. This was just one of the many reasons Klaus dreaded trips to the supply room.
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After all the research I still don't know if out of body experiences are real or if my armpit smell was making me hallucinate.
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"Professor Briggs is the kind of man who will never take a challenge lying down... that is, until his work in artificial gravity forces him to"
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A peaceful moment before the CERN slumber party descends into chaos theory.
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