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Offline Gh0stFT

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ok first of all,
third CERN-Hadron Collider Physics Summer School, August 12-22, 2008
deadline for application submission has passed. We are no longer accepting applications.
Please note that smoking is not permitted inside any building at Fermilab.

anyway, beside that, who else is watching this project closely?

Info: The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a particle accelerator located at CERN, near Geneva,
Switzerland ( i live on the german side very very close to CERN, just for your info ;))

Scientists will use it to try to recreate the conditions that existed just a fraction of a second
after the Big Bang, the birth of the universe, by smashing pieces of atoms together at high speed.

Most experts believe the explosions created when the particles hit each other will reveal the basic building
blocks of everything around us. There are some, however, who fear it could destroy the planet.
A lawsuit filed last week by environmentalists in Hawaii is seeking a restraining order
preventing the European Nuclear Research Centre from switching it on for fear it could create
a black hole that will suck up all life on Earth.

On 5 April 2007, the sector 7-8 reached his temperature of -271 degrees Celsius (-455.8°F)
which is about one degree colder than the average temperature in space.
The three-kilometer-long section shrank during cooling by an astounding 10 meters!

The cooling of the complete accelerator is to be completed by mid-June 2008, shortly after the first
particle acceleration done.

When activated, it is theorized that the collider will produce the elusive Higgs boson, the observation
of which could confirm the predictions and "missing links" in the Standard Model of physics and could
explain how other elementary particles acquire properties such as mass.

what an adeventure this year 2008 is ! :eek:



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I have a theory that black holes are the result of scientists’ (from other past worlds) experiments that didn’t work out quite like they expected.

Offline Pooh21

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Black holes are not supposed to happen so they say.


I took a trip to wal-mart last night. Imagine the one in your neighborhood, but with the added bonus of everyonein there being on meth. After seeing such a fine example of humanity.

I hope this machine causes the zombpocalypse :pray
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There are some, however, who fear it could destroy the planet.
A lawsuit filed last week by environmentalists in Hawaii is seeking a restraining order
preventing the European Nuclear Research Centre from switching it on for fear it could create
a black hole that will suck up all life on Earth.

if it doesn't destroy the planet, what would there be to fear?
if it did, what are they going to do about it?

worst case would be; they don't try it, then couple thousand years from now, Space Aliens fly by to see the planet dead from global warming with a brand spanking new never used device created a couple thousand of years ago that can control the climate of the planet. they drop in, flip the switch for the global A/C unit and enjoy the fruits of the ignorant puny humans labors.

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Pooh...

Black holes are likely at the center of every major galaxy. They have proven there existience and have hard scientific data proving such.

Anyone who knows the science behind black holes can tell you this lawsuit is an absolute joke. You would have to compress all the matter on Earth into the size of a period to create a sustainable black hole. Even then the event horizon would only be about the size of a marble. 

Another case of ignorance and stupidity hard at work....

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thats 2 degrees away from absolute zero or 0 kelvin how in the ******* world did they get it that cold
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Liquid Helium....with a boiling point of 4 K above absolute zero.

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how did they get liquid helium that cold
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Offline Meatwad

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how did they get liquid helium that cold


They have a freezer that also has Jimmy Hoffa in it

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Re: the world's largest and most expensive science experiment starting soon
« Reply #10 on: April 20, 2008, 08:41:15 PM »
The price of stupid is getting outrageous.
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Re: the world's largest and most expensive science experiment starting soon
« Reply #11 on: April 20, 2008, 08:57:01 PM »
<sigh>  http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/lhel.html

read enough "heres yer sign" posts today. going to bed.

yes it is a freezer, that freezes helium. 
link tells of the 1st time it was done and how it was done way back then in 1908.
if you don't understand the principles of a freezer. wiki it.

bahh here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freezer

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Re: the world's largest and most expensive science experiment starting soon
« Reply #12 on: April 20, 2008, 11:25:02 PM »
I took a trip to wal-mart last night. Imagine the one in your neighborhood, but with the added bonus of everyonein there being on meth.

Sounds like you live in the same place I do. Except we have two Wally-worlds like that, and one of them is a super Wally-world.

As for the experiment destroying the world.
If it does, take heart, Gh0stFT will go before the rest of us.
If not, what is all the fuss.
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Re: the world's largest and most expensive science experiment starting soon
« Reply #13 on: April 21, 2008, 01:36:53 AM »
I bet I do live nearby then. this one was on 99. and the Super is on 205
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Re: the world's largest and most expensive science experiment starting soon
« Reply #14 on: April 21, 2008, 02:51:39 AM »
thats 2 degrees away from absolute zero or 0 kelvin how in the ******* world did they get it that cold
It is possible to reach temperatures of milli-kelvin today.
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