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Anyone have a link to the transcript of what Alessandro Strumia actually said that got him kicked out of CERN? Story after story that paraphrase what he supposedly said but no actual quotes or context.

Fascinating stuff. The Large Hadron Collider beauty (LHCb) collaboration today announced results that confirm the existence of exotic hadrons – a type of matter that cannot be classified within the traditional quark model. Hadrons are subatomic particles that can take part in the strong...

Coooooool. http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2012/09/12/higgs-boson-discovery-has-been-confirmed/ Shouldn't there always be? :D Seriously though, I agree. They would not want to make a mistake on something this important. Those 2 linked papers are entitled: Observation of a new...

Despite the fact that I hate the headline ("God particle" :rolleyes: ) I am very, very interested to see what this is all about. Looks like a big announcement coming on Wednesday... Scientists find evidence of 'God particle' Anyone here got an inside scoop on this? :popcorn1

As I have already said before, Einstein's theories are flawed. This result from CERN confirms it. It's very easy to show that Einstein's special relativity is false. Two photons traveling in opposite directions have the relative velocity between them of two times the speed of light, not one...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-15017484

News from the 7 TeV Colisions :) CMS observes a potentially new and interesting effect http://user.web.cern.ch/user/news/2010/100921.html enjoy :)

Allright guys, despite my horrible english, I had to post this here because it contains paranormal claims, but my main curiosity is about the truth behind CERN´s LHC inauguration being delayed till 2012. Is this true? If so , damn that only fueled the expectations of 2012'ers and their doomsday...

I just read the most aggravating and stupid editorial on CERN about black holes. It's aggravating because it glosses over some aspects of the truth that would without a doubt prove Wagner is a crackpot. I would appreciate it if I could get some help to write a response to this editorial...

The purpose of the Large Hadron Collider explained to in a manner that can be understood by todays ADHD addled youth. j50ZssEojtM 10 geek points to anyone that can identify the "gangsta" hand sign they are using.

Tokorona mentioned in chat that the CERN reactor start-up was delayed and that we all wouldn't die tomorrow. I had to ask, "Would we notice?" Isn't there some weird time dilation happening as something falls into a black hole? Would we live out our lives as we fell into the black hole? If...

Just to remind everybody, CERN's Large Hadron Collider is scheduled to go online soon! While some are concerned that the particle accelerator will bring about the end of the world, the reason I am losing sleep is because I just can't wait to see what exciting results come out of it. I haven't...

The International Herald-Tribune has an article about a lawsuit (in Hawaii) that is trying to obtain a temporary restraining order against CERN until it produces an environmental impact statement and a safety review, claiming the risk of the accidental creation of a black hole or other weird stuff.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Hadron_Collider Some scientists have stated that there is a 1 in 50,000,000 chance that during a ten year period of operation, an experiment in the LHC could destroy the entire planet and possibly the whole universe.:eek: So, ahead of a Horizon program on the...

From "WHAT'S NEW" by Robert L. Park; Friday, 30 Mar 07; Washington, DC Is Interesting Ian still around?

Well, since I can not find the link, and I don't have a scanner handy, I took the time to type this entire article, so everyone could read for themselves. This is an article I came across in the Wall Street Journal. Author: Sharon Begley, writes as follows: The life of a Physicist is marked by...

Check this bulletin. Security at the LHC (Large Hadron Collider) will depend on iris scans of the sort we usually see in Hollywood movies. There's a difference: instead of scanning the eye, the system takes a photo and analises the image.

The new atom smasher being built on the French/Swiss border (I think) is going to be SEVEN times stronger than Fermilab. This is perhaps the only chance in near times to have a chance of testing supersymmetry (Which, in my opinion, would be a bigger discovery than life on Mars), which would be...