The much awaited particle-based experiments at the Conseil Europeen pour la Recherche Nucleaire or CERN are being aired live on the web.

CERN is currently the world's largest particle physics laboratory based in Geneva and is experimenting on high-energy collisions in Large Hadron-Collider.

As the sources report, the web-cast is being streamed live from the web address Webcast. cern. ch/lhcfirstphysics.

Large Hadron-Collider, is a 27-kilometre long instrument. It is actually a gigantic particle accelerator located and concentrates on doing practical experiments for analyzing basics of smallest particle, like electrons, protons and neutron.

In short, it is device which has been built to perform the BIG BANG.

More so, to increase its popularity and spread the word about CERN, an official live website has been started.

This can also be viewable on mobile phone. The forecast which are being made available to the public are captured from CERN Control Center as well as four main LHC experiments: Atlas Control Room, Alice Control Room, CMS Control Room and LHCb Control room.

The Hadron-Collider starts with an initial 3.5 Trillion Electron Volts (TeV) and allows collision of protons at 7 Trillion Electron Volts (TeV).