CERN announces start-up date for Large Hadron Collider

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  • uofom3
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    Thank you FK

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Here are the other sensor arrays/experiments;

    ALICE

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    ATLAS (readers digest from above)

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    CMS

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    TOTEM

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    From CERN main site.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by uofom3
    Great - now explain that for those that still thing an ATLAS is a fucking map.

    ATLAS = http://atlas.web.cern.ch/Atlas/index.html

    One of the two arrays for picking up the collisions and their products of collisions.

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  • s0urce
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    Originally posted by kowalski
    the bottom image reminds me of the first mario bro's
    Nintendo: The answer to the universe.

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  • kowalski
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    the bottom image reminds me of the first mario bro's

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  • s0urce
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    I have no fucking clue what this is, other than the results from todays test.

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  • uofom3
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    Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber
    Looks like the arrays, maybe ATLAS?


    Then I full screened, and saw the text on the image, I guess I was right.
    Great - now explain that for those that still thing an ATLAS is a fucking map.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Looks like the arrays, maybe ATLAS?


    Then I full screened, and saw the text on the image, I guess I was right.
    Last edited by Farbin Kaiber; 09-10-2008, 04:39 PM. Reason: OOPS

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  • uofom3
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    Originally posted by s0urce
    pretty colors (wtf does that picture mean)

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  • eric (^__^)
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    no he was thinking in BSW (british standard weeks)

    they're a bit longer. I think the conversion is 1w/1.46bsw

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  • s0urce
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    "Renowned British astrophysicist Stephen Hawking has bet 100 dollars (70 euros) that a mega-experiment this week will not find an elusive particle seen as a holy grail of cosmic science, he said Tuesday."

    Yea, I'd bet on his side as well, seeing as they're not even colliding particles this week. LULZ

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Syndicated news and opinion website providing continuously updated headlines to top news and analysis sources.



    Hawking is betting on it...













    Not being a huge deal. And, Higgs not being found.

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  • kronus
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    If any of you think this is going to end the world, I hate you and I want all your balls to die.

    With that said, this should be awesome. Lots of fresh data is always a good thing.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Ice-9 is a fictional chemical compound, and in a Kurt Vonnegut novel Cat's Cradle), the concept of ice-9 was a new type of ice crystal, that when it came into contact with regular water, it converted/froze every water molecule to be an ice-9 molecule. Then the WHOLE world was frozen over and everyone died, the end.

    So, if anti-matter particles came into contact with their matter counterparts, they would create a huge explosion (see: Big Bang) due to the two things, (one a -, and one a +) balancing out their charges, effectively vaporizing them into nothing and the result of the interaction is the huge boom.

    I'll find a better explanation of ice-9 as a concept to use for understanding.

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