Fresh Data From CERN and Tevatron Gives A Glimpse of the God Particle

Anadish Kumar Pal

No collision 'on earth' can bring out Higgs. I literally mean 'on earth', because these are not the condition which can take us back to the so-called big bang. Further, Higgs is theory. In practice gravity is due to particles whose spin is of course 0, but the rest is not so definitive as being thought in the SM. My site gives a chronology of the developments in my research efforts; don't be too much disappointed by the absence of details (it's a blog really), the details shall be published with the publication of my US patent application.

"Higgs" was the name of the bosun on my cruise to Phloston Paradice. He was massive.

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@BubbaGump:

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A troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.

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The will never find the "god particle" because it doesn't exist. Nuclei are being held together my infinitely small black holes at the center of all nuclei

http://theresonanceproject.org/research/scientific

I wish science would just hurry up and begin making worm holes. Forget the small stuff, lets go big, really big!

So LHC sees something interesting concerning the Higgs Boson and CERN announces this on Friday. Then after almost 30 years of operations the Tevatron also suddenly sees something interesting exactly after the CERN announcement. Haha. Come on now. That is the best joke of the Century. They are just taking a free ride on the LHC news. Tevatron can always claim to see possibly something in possibly some of their data. Especially after a much more powerful Collider produces many interesting particle events at this energy range. Anyway. Great news. The coming year will be very interesting and exciting for particle physicists.

@maxb500 - I wondered the same thing about the timing. Perhaps someone shared a little insight with another and that led to a change in calibrations. Or maybe there is something else happening in the atmosphere making these more prevalent although I doubt it. Let's hope something truly incredible comes from all this.

@rettaH_daM - I thought it was funny ;-)

I miss my spiral-graph, sniff, sniff!

Realists speculate that the God Particle must be composed of 100% pure hate.

The physical world is not real. Kinda like the matrix lolz.

I love that you can make bets on this.

all matter and mass are illusions anyway created by the different arrangements of energy. We are all holograms.

I won't stop being excited until the graviton is found. Finding the graviton is the first step to learning how to manipulate it and get true anti-gravity.

Although, finding the Higgs boson is the first step to learning how to manipulate IT, and that would lead to true inertial dampeners.

Damn. Why can't we have more huge colliders so we can look for all these things at once?

-IMP ;) :)

Great article, but please stop calling it the "God Particle". This is science we don't need woo woo :)

come now hadez,

Most of the celestial bodies in our solar system were given the names of gods. Should we change them as well?

As an atheist, I believe science and religion to be quite incompatible indeed. However, the nostalgic factor that can be evoked within the ancient nature of "gods", is something I think science can use to our benefit, especially in metaphorical terms.

Just look up the name Apophis and you will see my point.

Besides, I can think of no better backdrop to gaze at the Milky Way then that of the Parthenon. There's something about our fascination with creating gods to worship, juxtaposed with the very real beauty and mystery of universe. This is where we find god. The problem comes, of course, when man tries to define it in manmade terms of glory.

Lets call it the " Alien partical ". lol.
Definition of Alien:
·li·en (l-n, lyn)
adj.
1. Owing political allegiance to another country or government; foreign: alien residents.
2. Belonging to, characteristic of, or constituting another and very different place, society, or person; strange. See Synonyms at foreign.
3. Dissimilar, inconsistent, or opposed, as in nature: emotions alien to her temperament.
n.
1. An unnaturalized foreign resident of a country. Also called noncitizen.
2. A person from another and very different family, people, or place.
3. A person who is not included in a group; an outsider.
4. A creature from outer space: a story about an invasion of aliens.
5. Ecology An organism, especially a plant or animal, that occurs in or is naturalized in a region to which it is not native.
Alien—Synonyms
1. immigrant. 2. See stranger. 3. outcast. 7. exotic, foreign.

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I would challenge the "why" question in the first place.

What if there is no "why"? Why do we need a why?

I realize we are sentient beings, and as such, have logical cognitive progressions that lead us to such a question. But, I also believe we need to be prepared for a less-then-sexy answer of: There is no why.

There very well could be no rhyme or reason to why the universe came into being. I think our fascination with the "why" shows our inability to escape our own human, illusions of grandeur. "There's got to be a reason I'm here! There must be a reason I exist."

This may not be what you were getting at with your post, but I find it usually the sole cause behind such a question ..... finding meaning behind our own existence, and not just that of the universe.

The truth about it all, from a well known and reliable source, I promise.

The reason cern had so many problems is the gods realized they would soon be discovered, so they kept sabotaging the project. Finally they come up with a new way, replace the god particles in the test with bunny particles, this would eventually lead to humans believe god was a bunny.

Look closely you can see big ears and a bushy tail.

It's somehow disenchanting to name it God particle. It's like saying a piece of us can be successfully studied by an ant.Shaw Capital Management Online

It's somehow disenchanting to name it God particle. It's like saying a piece of us can be successfully studied by an ant. Shaw Capital Management Online

when we find "Singularity". we will be "given" the GOD particle.

Personally, it's reminiscent of the Plank all-sky map.