Phoenix333
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It's still only a rumor. No data has been presented yet. Science has not yet dropped.
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Waves make more sense than dark matter.No. There was some gossip in December that the desire range of what everyone thought the Higgs would fall into (in atomic mass and in this case at the 125 GeV) but at the time it was considered to be unlikely to be the Higgs because it was slightly heavier. Now after repeated testing (LHC runs hundreds of millions of times per day) they are finding that the Higgs may in fact be slightly heavier than previously thought. Now if they can keep detecting it and knocking out other variables at the same time than the sigma status will be upgraded and the likelihood of it not being the Higgs will be nearly inconsequential.
At that point the data will be published in a study and the announcement will be made. Many people think that finding the Higgs is a mere PR push for CERN because they had to justify the cost by basically claiming that the LHC would have enough power to find it. But in reality understanding how anything is given mass will lead to new branches of physics and a major leap forward in our understanding of the development of possibly Dark Matter which is virtually invisible to us in this Universe but obviously contains about 80 percent of the mass inside our Universe locked inside its secrets.
For the very few of us gifted enough to even understand it , it's still quite complex.
This would be bad for a 180 pound human being since the average human being has enough potential mass if converted into pure energy to equal over 20 Hydrogen bombs.
OMG... Can't stop laughing at the bullshit level in that quote. One question though...was it Higgs or Boson that 'gifted' you this superhuman ability?
There's a video of a recent forum about Higgs with Brian Greene and a guy from the ATLAS experiment for anyone who's interested...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0rBKyU1vu0
US as in human being's. I'm nowhere near on the level to understand that.
Screw a Higgs Boson, I want to see force fields.
Even if the higgs is found and i think that would be a great thing, but this is clearly not the end of putting the particle zoo together. Not even close.
This still remind me of all the taxpayer money wasted on 'cold fusion, research.
This still remind me of all the taxpayer money wasted on 'cold fusion, research.