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| Topic: Two Higgs Bosons or an alternate reality? | |
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Edited by
Conrad_73
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Mon 06/03/13 10:32 AM
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Will the Real God-Particle stand up!  Those Scientists must be starting to feel like the Sorcerer's Apprentice by now!  I believe they are seeing things and hoping they found what they are looking for in order to justify their jobs and spending ridiculous amounts of money on that particle accelerator. I also think it was a big waste of money, but that's what they love to do, waste people's money. Well,Research is ongoing! Let's see what else they find! |
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"As a result, it's still possible that the results indicate a problem with the experiment, and not interesting physics at all. Physicist Adam Falkowski wrote on his blog: "In this case they most likely signal a systematic problem rather than some interesting physics. First and least, it would be quite a coincidence to have two Higgs particles so close in mass." The researchers are still trying to find out what the cause of the strange results really is - but for now the possibility remains that the universe might still be even more ridiculous than it already appears to be." (They have no idea) Welcome to the next reality. LOL   Is that at your house? NO. OK.  What a relief! For a while there I was thinking that you may have an energy vortex to another dimension in your backyard!
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Edited by
Jeanniebean
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Fri 06/07/13 11:56 AM
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"As a result, it's still possible that the results indicate a problem with the experiment, and not interesting physics at all. Physicist Adam Falkowski wrote on his blog: "In this case they most likely signal a systematic problem rather than some interesting physics. First and least, it would be quite a coincidence to have two Higgs particles so close in mass." The researchers are still trying to find out what the cause of the strange results really is - but for now the possibility remains that the universe might still be even more ridiculous than it already appears to be." (They have no idea) Welcome to the next reality. LOL Is that at your house? NO. OK. What a relief! For a while there I was thinking that you may have an energy vortex to another dimension in your backyard! Oh its my back yard, but that's not my house. That's my neighbor's house.  The vortex has since closed up. |
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i figure that they (LHC) spent so much of someone elses money on this thing, they had to make a breakthrough one way or another, thus the higgs boson was born....
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i figure that they (LHC) spent so much of someone elses money on this thing, they had to make a breakthrough one way or another, thus the higgs boson was born.... Originally the higgs boson was a hypothetical particle. Now they are claiming to have found it. I don't believe them ... not for a second. |
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i figure that they (LHC) spent so much of someone elses money on this thing, they had to make a breakthrough one way or another, thus the higgs boson was born.... Originally the higgs boson was a hypothetical particle. Now they are claiming to have found it. I don't believe them ... not for a second. yea, i agree, i'm not on that bandwagon yet either... |
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i figure that they (LHC) spent so much of someone elses money on this thing, they had to make a breakthrough one way or another, thus the higgs boson was born.... Originally the higgs boson was a hypothetical particle. Now they are claiming to have found it. I don't believe them ... not for a second. yea, i agree, i'm not on that bandwagon yet either... |
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