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And just like global warming alarmists....what you really mean by "open mind" is..... "as long as it conforms with my interpretation".

I'm not saying any of what you or anyone else in this thread is wrong. I just know exactly where this is headed. I can't disagree with any of your theories without being dismissed as being close minded.

Close minded is when you disagree with ALL other theories. we are not asking you to accept one theory, i think every educated person in this thread has actually reiterated the common knowledge that there are MANY theories on these subjects, none of which are universally accepted.

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And just like global warming alarmists....what you really mean by "open mind" is..... "as long as it conforms with my interpretation".

I'm not saying any of what you or anyone else in this thread is wrong. I just know exactly where this is headed. I can't disagree with any of your theories without being dismissed as being close minded.

u are really azzbackwards bro... in more than 1 thread

(at least the global warming thread is based on measureable facts, ur dismissing something that is still theory)

its like u always think someone is out to get you and u have to be defensive to get ur point across

u are showing ignorance, and everyone can see it now that u posted the above statement ^^

we are just giving info that others might not know, or might be interested to know if they enjoy the topic... no one at all was trying to push their opinion as fact... simply we stated what info we know about the LHC and what the possibilities are

kindly exit all these threads you comment on only to say... "HEY, I DONT AGREE, but cannot back anything up"

:dry:

Close minded is when you disagree with ALL other theories. we are not asking you to accept one theory, i think every educated person in this thread has actually reiterated the common knowledge that there are MANY theories on these subjects, none of which are universally accepted.

thanks curse :give_rose:

(i can see u namosh, got a witty comeback? or are you just going to say we are wrong and wasting money again)

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u are really azzbackwards bro... in more than 1 thread

(at least the global warming thread is based on measureable facts, ur dismissing something that is still theory)

What theory did I dismiss?

its like u always think someone is out to get you and u have to be defensive to get ur point across

Not always. :D This time you are probably right. I was being defensive about being called ignorant.

kindly exit all these threads you comment on only to say... "HEY, I DONT AGREE, but cannot back anything up"

:lol:

So now I can't post in any of "your" threads? :sorry:

OK.

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What theory did I dismiss?

not a specific theory, rather the whole idea u are dismissing...

"What a ridiculous waste of money and resources."

"This thread is like listening to Charlie Brown's teacher talking." << this i think is techincally breakin the rules, dont post waste... u have nothing to contribute.. thats why u shouldnt comment

Not always. :D This time you are probably right. I was being defensive about being called ignorant.

thats right, i forgot. u were commenting on u being ignorant, but if u wouldve stayed out of the thread u had nothing to offer in you wouldnt have thought "you" were being called ignorant, cause u wouldnt have opened your mouth...wait, why are you in this thread... again... o yeah, no reason?

:lol:

So now I can't post in any of "your" threads? :sorry:

OK.

did i start this topic, no

was i the only one commenting, no

how is this "my thread"?

offer something bro, instead of cloggin up a great topic that will be in the news and in people minds for years

how far up your azz are your panties? that must hurt and stink :rofl:

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The LHC physics program mainly uses proton-proton collisions, but the LHC can also accelerate lead ions to create collisions with an energy of 1,150 TeV during shorter running periods, typically one month per year.

1 teraelectron volt = 1.60217646 × 10-7 joules

whaaaaaaa.... holy crap

this is wonderful for those who care... really look into it because ur looking at something 100m below the surface, 27km circle able to accelerate protons and lead ions 7 times faster than any other collider

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/multimedia/ar...LHC_640373a.pdf

(i live by fermilab, a 1m circle accelerator... which is like a satellite lab for the LHC)

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The LHC physics program mainly uses proton-proton collisions, but the LHC can also accelerate lead ions to create collisions with an energy of 1,150 TeV during shorter running periods, typically one month per year.

1 teraelectron volt = 1.60217646 × 10-7 joules

whaaaaaaa.... holy crap

this is wonderful for those who care... really look into it because ur looking at something 100m below the surface, 27km circle able to accelerate protons and lead ions 7 times faster than any other collider

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/multimedia/ar...LHC_640373a.pdf

(i live by fermilab, a 1m circle accelerator... which is like a satellite lab for the LHC)

You live near Fermilab? Sweet.

Have you ever taken a tour?

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sure have, its rather intimidating to be honest... the technology there is still pretty awe insipiring once u start to translate the actual energy they need to speed things up

go here for more

http://www.fnal.gov/

might have already found dark matter

http://www.fnal.gov/pub/today/Special_Edition121709.html

talk about energy.

What is the highest beam energy Fermilab can achieve?

Fermilab's four-mile Tevatron, the world's second-highest-energy particle accelerator, can reach an energy level of 0.980 trillion electron volts (TeV) for each of its particle beams: clockwise-circulating protons and anticlockwise-circulating antiprotons.

A proton-antiproton collision produces an energy of 1.96 TeV at the interaction points.

In 1995, Tevatron Run I-b, the collisions ran at an energy level of 1.8 TeV, .9 TeV per beam, which was sufficient to discover the top quark.

With the present energy level Fermilab hopes to continue discovering new particles in Run II of the Tevatron.

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I read about the dark matter but it also may just be backround particles.

So have you noticed and black holes or world ending disasters happening since you live so close?

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talk about energy.

What is the highest beam energy Fermilab can achieve?

Fermilab's four-mile Tevatron, the world's second-highest-energy particle accelerator, can reach an energy level of 0.980 trillion electron volts (TeV) for each of its particle beams: clockwise-circulating protons and anticlockwise-circulating antiprotons.

A proton-antiproton collision produces an energy of 1.96 TeV at the interaction points.

In 1995, Tevatron Run I-b, the collisions ran at an energy level of 1.8 TeV, .9 TeV per beam, which was sufficient to discover the top quark.

With the present energy level Fermilab hopes to continue discovering new particles in Run II of the Tevatron.

"When the LHC starts up again in 2010, the operators will aim at gently increasing the intensity and energy of the beams until the planned 3.5 TeV for each beam is reached, marking the beginning of the physics programme."

ahh, thats soo much energy for so few particles!!!!

I read about the dark matter but it also may just be backround particles.

So have you noticed and black holes or world ending disasters happening since you live so close?

lets keep our hopes up it wasnt interference

nope, but people are stupid around here... damn fermylab iz steeln my protonz

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