Documentary Film Festival Film Analysis: Particle Fever 10-3-2014
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
Documentary Film Festival
Film Analysis: Particle Fever
Particle Fever takes place at Cern in Geneva Switzerland where a group of scientists are working on a project that is supposed to recreate the conditions of the universe seconds after the big bang in search for a particle theorized by Peter Higgs called the Higgs Boson. This project is called the Large Hadron Collider or LHC.
The main purpose of the film is to explain to the general public what the scientists want to find, and what the result will be depending on how many GEV that the particle needs to prove that there is either a system of universes called the multiverse, or whether each particle has a supersymmetric twin.
The theme of the film is to explain to the general public what the purpose of the experiment is, but it is not really recommended for a public among scientists in the field of theoretical physics. The idea of the film is to interest people who do not understand the subject by having scientists explain their feeling on the LHC project more than actually explaining it in any depth.
The film is useful for explaining to the general public how scientists have pushed themselves to the extremes and used their knowledge, patiently waiting for results regarding the experiment. But, it does not go into the mathematics that would more clearly explain this event to people who are interested in the topic and who are not laymen in the subject. The average young person would be interested in the whole social aspect regarding the feelings and thoughts of the scientists and the general public on the LHC project.
The strengths of the film are how it explains to laymen the aspects of the time and work taken to bring the project to life. But the weaknesses are how it does not explain the project in depth to people who are interested of the topic and who are not laymen to the subject. My conclusion is that I would not recommend this film to an audience separate from the general public.
