LHC (Large Hadron Collider)

[G_burnett]

I would really want to experiment with such black holes and see how we can increase the event horizon of such black holes and personally go and see what the inside of a black hole looks like...

I do not know Dip, that might be a one way look.

I was going to post an apology to all you doctorates an such of thought in this thread backing the CERN project. My venting of distaste to the project has been based on a lack of information. The way technology changes and has changed from the time the project was purposed and thought of is probably my biggest ponder.

Experiments to date in areas of protons and electrons have so blown some ponders right out into reality. They stop light and then go on to pick it up and move it and start it up again. They take a single electron and reverse its spin. Whole new science to protons as a particle of mass even in transient form. ... the northern Borealis event ... and did they have these for just a few in the considerations back then when they planned this project? Have they incorporated the science in this or things like the way fusion magnetic fields are being created? ... could they have even perceived being able to condense sodium to near absolute zero like they have? We will never know this probably nor dare ask right?

I just do not think there should be smashing. It is just so ... unnatural, to say the least ... but prove me wrong (figuratively) ... time.

Kind Regards G.

[austintorn@aol.com]

Dip, enjoy your personal trip into the darkling beast of a black hole, but the actual speed of light in there is 0. At least you may live forever, although a bit 'frozen'. Please don't send a postcard saying "Wish you were here", as I have to clean out my sewers and my outhouse on that day.

[dipayankar]

My sole interest in this project is to see whether they are able to discover the Higgs Boson. I would also like to see if Gravitron also can be discovered (if it exists)..

I do not know Dip, that might be a one way look.

I was going to post an apology to all you doctorates an such of thought in this thread backing the CERN project. My venting of distaste to the project has been based on a lack of information. The way technology changes and has changed from the time the project was purposed and thought of is probably my biggest ponder.

Experiments to date in areas of protons and electrons have so blown some ponders right out into reality. They stop light and then go on to pick it up and move it and start it up again. They take a single electron and reverse its spin. Whole new science to protons as a particle of mass even in transient form. ... the northern Borealis event ... and did they have these for just a few in the considerations back then when they planned this project? Have they incorporated the science in this or things like the way fusion magnetic fields are being created? ... could they have even perceived being able to condense sodium to near absolute zero like they have? We will never know this probably nor dare ask right?

I just do not think there should be smashing. It is just so ... unnatural, to say the least ... but prove me wrong (figuratively) ... time.

Kind Regards G.

[racecar]

If I could be a passenger on the Magic School Bus I would go into a black hole and if there might be a white hole to spit me back out (At present I'm rather attached to my family). If what we think of black holes is true, you don't last long enough to witness much. How large of an event horizon would you need to get a good picture? And why isn't it likely that a wormhole exists?

[dipayankar]

The event horizon of the black hole can be expanded. Also nobody is sure as to whether you would be dismembered inside a black hole or just that your communications to the 'outside world' would be cut-off...

If I could be a passenger on the Magic School Bus I would go into a black hole and if there might be a white hole to spit me back out (At present I'm rather attached to my family). If what we think of black holes is true, you don't last long enough to witness much. How large of an event horizon would you need to get a good picture? And why isn't it likely that a wormhole exists?

[mkirkpatrick]

I see this week that the LHC has been taken offline due to malfunctioning internal
problems,hopefully these will be speedily resolved.




regards michael.

[Max™]

If entropy of ordinary mass is also proportional to area, this implies that volume itself is somehow illusory: that mass occupies area, not volume, and so the universe is really a hologram which corresponds to the information encoded on its boundaries.

There is a reason I wrote my Energy/Distance/Time interaction relation equation the way I did.

E=(d/T)c², cubed doesn't work, but it would almost make sense if mass was properly represented by volume, and not area.

[G_burnett]

Hi Michael, hello ladies and gentlemen. other

I have not been able to quantify in my mind the full extent of the smashing. The non disclosure of the breakdown for some days and just the rumor goes to show how much of a cluster phuck the project may be in regards to sensitivity to the money wasted. One young girl in India committed suicide on the 15th due to the concerns of black hole being the event.

The IMHO ponder that smashing creates shards of glass when i dropped a couple cups today made me think the sharpness of form and random nature of the projects results, no matter how thought contained the event it compares to the little piece later found in the totally other room from my event that cut my toe this after noon.

Murphy's law, inane, sarcastic, and a total chuckle ... thank goodness we are human and can laugh.

AND do not get me wrong, i am leaning toward the postulation that aether does have varied density of matter in varied stages of condense/non condensed transient particle form with mass and is the effect of refraction through the varied density of same withthe bending of light effect ... the CERN project should show some insight to this but not as they will expect my prediction. ~graham

[Mikal]

Now there's a thought...we are in the Universe's insane asylum and maybe the quest is to see how long you can last here without breaking apart, breaking down or breaking out....
Interesting considering that just about everything seems to be breaking down right now...


Mikal

[Max™]

People killing themselves over doomsday scares seems to me a strange form of darwinism.

Clearly you're not a fit creature in some way if immediate certain death seems better than a rumored possible unlikely death at some arbitrary distance.


Going back to the holography, why should the universe be built from the bottom up?

In my head, the knotted space "particles" would be a downward construction.

Matter made of space, not space made of particles.