Large Hadron Collider Pop-Up Book

Authors Anton Radevsky and Emma Sanders have teamed up to build the world’s first pop-up book about the Large Hadron Collider. As you read the book, you can actually build a replica of the massive physics tool.

Here’s more from Wired magazine: “It took CERN 12 years to build the subatomic smasher, and it took Sanders two years to re-create the folded-paper mini-me. She enlisted pop-up genius Anton Radevsky to painstakingly transform the LHC’s many elements into pulp sculpture, but they needed a lot of technical assistance—nearly 40 physicists provided scientific guidance, photos, and sketches of various parts of the $9 billion science experiment.”

Want to read more about this crazy piece of machinery? Earlier this year, we rounded up reviews of books that use the Large Hadron Collider as plot device.

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