Scale Model Of Accelerating Cavity Built In 1988 - 1989 - Cern - Geneve - Genoa Italy As The Particles Speed Down The Collider, Accelerating Cavities Give Them More And More Energy. ILC Uses A New Kind Of Technology, Which Had Been Developed At DESY, Hamburg: Superconducting Cavities Fabricated From The Metal Niobium. The First Superconducting Radio-frequency Module For CERN’s LHC Collider Is Put Into Its Vacuum Tank. The Modules Will Power The LHC Beam To Required Energies. Photo