Particle Fever Essay

In the film, Particle Fever, it primarily focuses on an experiment but there are time where art is incorporated throughout the film. While Art and Science are too different things, they are more alike than they appear, they both are human attempts to represent and exhibit more about the world. In Particle fever, it fills in the story of Higgs bason's great finding, and masterly intertwined through the story, are parallels between science and art.
Science and art, the methods of the two have different guides that they follow or traditions and the audiences that their work is intended for is different as well. While they share many difference the motivation and goals of science and are basically the same in a way. An artist and a Scientist main mission or goal in their career is to see the world in new ways, discover new things and to commutation the certain vison they see to others around the world as well. For example, in the past there has been astounding parallels between a movement in art and a revolution in science, some examples are Kepler’s ellipses and the elliptical structures of the Baroque, Newton's experiments with the prism involving light entering a room through a narrow aperture.
Another scene in the film, particle fever, examine a point. David Kaplan and Nima Arkani-Hamed scrutinize an art installation outside the institute for advanced studies at Prince University in New Jersey. The sculpture was names “slate oasis”, the sculpture they were viewing consisted of small red and blue slabs of slate arranged in a courtyard. The crew who created the film, filmmakers, use the sculpture to help explain and come to a conclusion as to how the higgs fits into the standard model. This model conveys that everything is made up of four fundamental particles and those particles that everything is made up of, interact through fundamental