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Originally Posted by Fonz
What about the 18 other countries that put their money in it?  |
All of them too. Good job.
If this thing was built in the US it would be hip deep with evangelical nutjobs and antiscience scairdycats for kilometers around.
So it's a scientific coup for Europe, no matter who else contributed. It will be remembered that these discoveries were made in europe.
The educated people of the planet are all waiting happily for the first results.
What they've learned about managing large scale superconducters is already worth trillions, and it's just waiting to be applied in the superconducting electrical grids we will hopefully be building this century.