triga22
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http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200..._collider.html
Very very interesting but it does come with a price.
Very very interesting but it does come with a price.
The world has a 1 in 50million chance of coming to an end
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miaheatlvr
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No more paying taxes? Could it be true?
coral keeper
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Originally Posted by MiaHeatLvr
http:///forum/post/2709522
No more paying taxes? Could it be true?
Yeah right.
http:///forum/post/2709522
No more paying taxes? Could it be true?
Yeah right.
triga22
Active Member
Originally Posted by Darknes
http:///forum/post/2709509
Before the first nuclear bomb was tested, scientists weren't sure how big the reaction was going to be, and they weren't sure if it could destroy the whole world.
Yes but they know that this could create a sustainable black hole because they have created unsustainable ones.
http:///forum/post/2709509
Before the first nuclear bomb was tested, scientists weren't sure how big the reaction was going to be, and they weren't sure if it could destroy the whole world.
Yes but they know that this could create a sustainable black hole because they have created unsustainable ones.
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usirchchris
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How funny would it be if it just...didn't start (bunch of "scientists" shuffling around checking wires)
. Hope the pay off is pretty cool if it could possibly end the world...time is ticking till 2012
. Pfft inevitability...at least we could say we were there
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usirchchris
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Originally Posted by morval
http:///forum/post/2710230
i hope they find that higgs boson there looking for
Even if it is identified, in everything I have read I do not understand how this would be of great value or benefit. I don't pretend to understand exactly what it is that is being identified in the first place. I get the gist of it, but fail to realize the intrinsic value of identifying this particle. I dunno, I guess I am the kind of guy that knows water is wet, but could care less why.
http:///forum/post/2710230
i hope they find that higgs boson there looking for
Even if it is identified, in everything I have read I do not understand how this would be of great value or benefit. I don't pretend to understand exactly what it is that is being identified in the first place. I get the gist of it, but fail to realize the intrinsic value of identifying this particle. I dunno, I guess I am the kind of guy that knows water is wet, but could care less why.
jerthunter
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Interesting, although the title is confusing to me. A chance of 1 in 50 million is only significant if you have a huge sample size. The odds might as well be 1 and 1 or 50 million to 1 because in the end it either ends or it doesn't and if it ends, the odds don't matter and if it doesn't they don't matter either.
Hmm, just wanted to vent my opinion on insignificant odds...
But thats a cool particle acellerator 'thingie' (I believe thats the technical term right).
Hmm, just wanted to vent my opinion on insignificant odds...
But thats a cool particle acellerator 'thingie' (I believe thats the technical term right).