Atomic Systems

Following the news in this article, what we want to know is, "is this the beginning or the end?"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-18702455

Is the Higgs-Bosun particle the equivalent of Pandora's Box?

Bearing in mind that the Hadron Collider is circular, are we going round in ever decreasing circles?

Alec

PS I still consider that Douglas Adams got it right when he said that the answer was 42!

No disrespect, but what is all that waffling on about?

Does it matter (Pun intended! )

Oh my god. I expect Dr Who to make an appearance.

We are all doomed. The scientists are going too destroy society!

I often see these particles floating on the top of my tea.

Regards,

Len

I know quite a few people who could be missing a few of these; so it's good that they've been located. Hopefully they'll start giving them out on the NHS free of charge

I have no idea what I'm talking about!

Chasing the Higgs-Bosun particle. It's in the same league as:

Chasing rainbows,
Outrunning your shadow,
Catching the Tooth-Fairy,
Getting a straight answer from a politician,
Selling your soul,
Making a profit from selling your old toothbrush.

Any suggestions what to do with a massive circular tunnel filled with very expensive junk when the project finishes?

Cheers Bazza

Oh yeah, forgot this one:

Much ado about nothing!

Cheers Bazza.

PS My first of the day's coffee kicking in.

Hi Bazza

What I want to know is how you keep the coffee in the cup ..... when you're upside down ....

To answer Alecs original question ..... it is the end of the beginning.

Cheers
Jon

What I want to know is how you keep the coffee in the cup ..... when you're upside down ....

Easey peasey, Jon, I mimic Old Father William and stand on my head.

Cheers Bazza

davejc64 wrote:No disrespect, but what is all that waffling on about?

None taken, but I was wondering whether we should ask Alfie what it's all about?

Alec

PS There are times when I refuse to take too many things too seriously!

jbilton wrote: What I want to know is how you keep the coffee in the cup ..... when you're upside down ....

Apparently you can drive an F1 car upside down.
Try putting a bit of red bull in it.

This is all very interesting, but does the Large Hadron Collider have third rail?

Regards,

Len

lenfish wrote:This is all very interesting, but does the Large Hadron Collider have third rail?

Regards,

Len

And is there superelevation???

Just wondering if it comes with an Electrostar?