Repair what?
if so, then they are stupid for not doing it in winter..
Yes
No
Repair what?
if so, then they are stupid for not doing it in winter..
No there was smaller machines that were used before, this is the worlds largest so far and after this testing session is over in probably about a year or two, they plan to extend the LHC to make it even bigger, only if this one goes according to plan.
Which would be the VLHC (Very Large Hadron Collider). And the testing today was successful and everything was working to the standards they needed.
OMG, ITS AMAZING WE MANAGED TO LIVE
:rolleyes:
This thread only shows up how little most of you know about the project.
The fact you have a link to The Sun shows a lot already. Tabloids don't know the full story and exaggerate to get you to buy their paper. Whoever made a post earlier on in the thread saying "it isn't the fact that media twists things", I think you'll find it is.
You guys above, your crap about it being cold is complete crap. The testing started today at 8.30 and to start the test, the machine has had to be cooled to -250+ centrigrade. That shows how the weather won't affect anything. Also, the whole thing's underground so the weather up top doesn't really relate to down below.
Secondly, it is not today that we, as loads of you like to put it, "might die". Today is the start of the testing stages. The actual 'bang' will happen in October.
I've only read what - the first post and few posts on this page and so I don't know what's already been discussed and so if someone's already mentioned what not then fine.
The whole point of the experiment is to find out what the point of 'mass' is. They have a theory and if a particle of which has a name that I've forgotten is formed after the 'bang' in October, then they will know why we have mass.
Some of you have mentioned that if black holes have been created, it would be all over the news. If a black hole was formed, it would sink to the centre of the earth because it's so dense, if it survived. If a black hole was made, it'd probably go within less than a millisecond anyway.
CERN are the same people that made the World Wide Web and have done loads of other things. I think you'll find they know what they're doing, but most of the world doesn't. This isn't the first machine that does something like this, just the largest.
So please, don't read the crap from the papers.
Thanks,
Danny
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Don't rain on their parade the reactions to the recent end of the world scares have been funny. Gives me such pompous glory.This thread only shows up how little most of you know about the project.
The fact you have a link to The Sun shows a lot already. Tabloids don't know the full story and exaggerate to get you to buy their paper. Whoever made a post earlier on in the thread saying "it isn't the fact that media twists things", I think you'll find it is.
You guys above, your crap about it being cold is complete crap. The testing started today at 8.30 and to start the test, the machine has had to be cooled to -250+ centrigrade. That shows how the weather won't affect anything. Also, the whole thing's underground so the weather up top doesn't really relate to down below.
Secondly, it is not today that we, as loads of you like to put it, "might die". Today is the start of the testing stages. The actual 'bang' will happen in October.
I've only read what - the first post and few posts on this page and so I don't know what's already been discussed and so if someone's already mentioned what not then fine.
The whole point of the experiment is to find out what the point of 'mass' is. They have a theory and if a particle of which has a name that I've forgotten is formed after the 'bang' in October, then they will know why we have mass.
Some of you have mentioned that if black holes have been created, it would be all over the news. If a black hole was formed, it would sink to the centre of the earth because it's so dense, if it survived. If a black hole was made, it'd probably go within less than a millisecond anyway.
CERN are the same people that made the World Wide Web and have done loads of other things. I think you'll find they know what they're doing, but most of the world doesn't. This isn't the first machine that does something like this, just the largest.
So please, don't read the crap from the papers.
Thanks,
Danny
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/09..._is_not_today/
They didn't collide anything yet.
Oh yeah, couple of months blah blah, loads of girls at my school were ******** themselves lol
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