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Location

In a field within both the CERN Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and Super Proton Synchroton (SPS) rings, 0.6km from the ATLAS Control Room (distances calculated using this tool).

Participants

Expedition

This point was just too convenient. As an exception to the normal remote-working conditions we find ourselves in, I was actually already going to CERN today, and it is 1.0km from my desk (0.7km from the CERN reception building). An easy walk, a nice excuse to enjoy the first sunny morning we've had in quite a while, and it just barely qualifies for an honourable mention cubicle geohash!

I've been all around the area of this point before, thanks to working at CERN for more than eight years now. While it is 1.0km from my current desk, I have also worked in the ATLAS Control Room in the past, which is 0.6km from the point.

I went for a walk arriving at the location at 11:11 (an unexpected coincidence, I didn't notice until looking at the photo timestamp). On the way back to my office I stopped at a few of the common CERN sites just for fun. My first successful geohash in over 8 years - it's crazy how fast time passes!


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srs0 earned the cubicle geohash honorable mention
by working near the (46, 6) geohash on 2020-10-19.
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Photos

leaving CERN, with the globe visible  
the point for the day is just into that field  
proof of reaching the coordinates  
the view from the point looking in the other direction  
a CERN maintenance shed adjacent to the point  
walking back to CERN, a view of the globe with fall colours  
the CERN globe  
the CERN main reception  
me in front of the CERN reception building  
CERN restaurant 1 "R1", the main building and where lots of discussions take place in non-COVID times  
CERN building 40 "B40", the main ATLAS and CMS office building (my office during my PhD, but no longer)