Large Hadron Collider Hit By French Bread Bomb

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How is it that billions were spent to build this thing, yet sensitive machinery is still exposed to the elements?
 
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The super conducting alloys might need cooling but not not down to 0 kelvin more like 200 kelvin and it will be kept at 180 which leaves a safety gap of 20 degrees a small piece bread would not increase heat atall. The reason for the heat increase was a plumbing failure which might for been caused by some from the future but much more likely to be simple mistake made while fitting the hundreds of miles of pipe work.
 
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