LHC (CERN) 2015 Doubling the energy, officially looking for Extra Dimensions. (biggest CERN thread on GLP)

They better accelerate and invest the money to cleanse the big cities of alarming smog levels first!

A particle collider used in the Nobel-prize-winning discovery of the Higgs boson may have found a hint of a completely new particle at uncharted energies. Or it may just be a "statistical fluctuation."

A suspicious bump that could potentially indicate a new particle being produced and decaying has been detected in data collected by the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, the European organization for nuclear research, CERN said in a news relase this week.

A bump has also been detected at very similar energies by a completely separate experiment called the CMS experiment, researchers announced at the unveiling of preliminary results collected since the proton-smasher restarted at a higher energy earlier this year after a two-year shut down.

[link to www.cbc.ca]

Last Edited by Jozo on 12/18/2015 04:03 AM

No need anymore!
There's the Islam is spreading and contaminating the planet - scared not to be stopped by Hinduism of the Yogis fooling the zombies of the Western world...

Other dimensions, eh?

Might run into some shit they would never in their craziest nightmares fathom, but hey, in the name of science....right?

*sarcasm off

Susy has been found. So many millions more to go.

ED were noted in the Texas experiments during which mini 'black holes' were 'created' The place has been shutdown for many years.

CERNTards

Fabiola Gianotti, the Italian physicist who announced the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012, will from 1 January take charge at CERN, the laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, where the particle was found.

Gianotti spoke to Nature ahead of taking up the post, to discuss hints of new physics at the upgraded Large Hadron Collider (LHC), China’s planned accelerators and CERN’s worldwide ambitions — as well as how to deal with egos.

[link to www.nature.com]

Russian physicists at the Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics (BINP) continued working on a particle accelerator that is set to form the basis of the European Organization for Nuclear Research's (CERN) new collider, in Novosibirsk on Wednesday.

announcement:

sorry for the lack of updates and the lack of my appearance on GLP.
Had a lot of stress on a personal level.
Will be active again soon...

Have I missed something ?

just the most important thing. the world is not ready to know. the world at large can't handle where people need go to the bathroom. not me

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An Advanced AI Has Been Deployed to Fight Against Hackers

CERN and the Large Hadron Collider depend on a massive computer grid, as does the global network of scientists who use LHC data. CERN scientists are now teaching an AI system to protect the grid from cyber threats using machine learning.

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"Our photographer @CERN found back an amazing old image of @CMSexperiment that was never published before"
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the image:
[link to cds.cern.ch (secure)]

You mean the Superconducting Super Collider in Texas? It was never built.

CERN is where the first internet browser was created, the world wide web (WWW), HTML, and HTTP.

You mean like getting away from oil and coal and investing heavily in solar and similar energy sources? They are doing that too. China want to spend $360 Billion on renewable energy by 2020.

#Tyler - Link to Advanced AI Found - #PODESTA #AI #CERN #LHC #LOUISE #PANDA #TSUKI

just found this... :p



Last Edited by Army-of-Souls on 07/14/2017 01:05 PM

The world’s largest research facility will soon be back in top form. The gigantic particle accelerator at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva will be restarted from the end of March 2022 after a three-year maintenance break. From June, proton beams will again be chased against each other at practically the speed of light in the 27-kilometer underground ring in order to generate collisions. Physicists hope for groundbreaking new findings, as research director Joachim Mnich of the German press agency says.

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