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    Default mindgame anti rockers lead physicists to the origins of the universe


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    9 hours ago? da fud, this info came out like 9 months ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadows View Post
    9 hours ago? da fud, this info came out like 9 months ago.
    before it was evidence now it is "best evidence" big difference


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    Reading that and other linked stories made me want to learn all I can about physics so I could understand exactly what it all means.

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    Quote Originally Posted by u am snookems View Post
    Reading that and other linked stories made me want to learn all I can about physics so I could understand exactly what it all means.

    youll end up lost.


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    we're getting closer, but right now we cant prove anything to the accepted 5-sigma (1 in 1 million chance of statistical error) level.

    Fermilabs shutting down now as well, so further evidence will have to come from the LHC which uses a rarer decay pattern, a 2-photon path rather than the more common but less reliable (from an evidence point of view) beta quark decay.

    this is an exciting time for particle physics, not just whether we discover it or not but being able to find out how it behaves will open the door for lots of current theories such as Supersymmetry if it doesnt conform exactly to predictions.

    as an interested physics geek, i cant wait

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    As someone who understood about half of what sequoiad said, I'm even more interested. I find all this shit fascinating, and I just wanna know more.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sequoiad View Post
    we're getting closer, but right now we cant prove anything to the accepted 5-sigma (1 in 1 million chance of statistical error) level.

    Fermilabs shutting down now as well, so further evidence will have to come from the LHC which uses a rarer decay pattern, a 2-photon path rather than the more common but less reliable (from an evidence point of view) beta quark decay.

    this is an exciting time for particle physics, not just whether we discover it or not but being able to find out how it behaves will open the door for lots of current theories such as Supersymmetry if it doesnt conform exactly to predictions.

    as an interested physics geek, i cant wait
    ....I'm imagining a creationist with their fingers in their ears scream 'LALALALALALALALAL'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shadows View Post
    9 hours ago? da fud, this info came out like 9 months ago.
    more like nine years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by *ROYALwithCHEESE* View Post
    ....I'm imagining a creationist with their fingers in their ears scream 'LALALALALALALALAL'

    LOL!!! Yes

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonyrivituso View Post
    this post is about as useful as a bag of dicks at an ani difranco concert.

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    Quote Originally Posted by *ROYALwithCHEESE* View Post
    when i first saw these type status' on facebook, i thought "they must be just poor jokes". turns out they wern't. PEOPLE ACTUALLY BELIEVE THIS SHIT.

    i want to cry, my faith in humanity is all gone.

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    God particle= God damn hard to pinpoint.....



    Mericans......pfffff

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    bet Lederman is beginning to wish he'd never written that book.

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    I bet he'd wish a few more people actually read his book

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    Apparently the book was supposed to be called the "God-damn particle" because it was so god-damn hard to find. Publishers thought "God particle" (which also works because the Higgs field is invisible yet everywhere) would be better suited.

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