Forty years of high-energy physics in Protvino

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The Institute for High Energy Physics*as it is today, with a clear view of U-70, the 70 GeV proton accelerator. md5:e06740ab3bddcfe61dfe5b2aedd9ec2a	807.6 kB	Preview Download
These milestones and signatures of the people who took part in tuning the accelerator, or who were in the control room at the time, were left on a schematic layout of the machine. Among them are the signatures of Bernard Gregory and Anatoli Logunov. md5:46904df67b681757c34a89403986db02	298.2 kB	Preview Download
French president Georges Pompidou visiting Protvino in 1967. md5:2be0e59a6e81b46a9bb7ce79f7af9f73	532.8 kB	Preview Download
Bernard Gregory opens the champagne in the "Orbita" cafe in Protvino at 4.00 a.m., just after commissioning U-70 in 1967. md5:19fba2e98aaa35dd573a09ee029c9747	580.3 kB	Preview Download
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