Kit Collider

The Kit Collider is a particle collider located on Z11M3LP and is shared by the Institute of Physics and the Kit Institute of Technology. The Kit Collider was used in many famous experiments, including the discovery of the Higgs boson by Higgs Kit and the characterization of quarks by Quark Kit, both of whom were awarded the Elon Physics Prize.

Size
The Kit Collider consists of one main particle accelerator and several smaller orbital and linear accelerators. The main accelerator, which was used in the discovery of the Higgs particle, is 150 km in circumference. The smaller accelerators are between 10-30 km in size and are used in experiments that do not require as much mass energy, such as studying hadron-anti hadron interactions and Elementon energy states.