
...That Might Kill Us All! CERN Lights Up!
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Neutral Anti-matter. It's about time!l
I've been waiting years for them to conduct this experiment. It's actually a side show using spare antiprotons which are a by product of ther mega big bang collision work. However nobody has actually ever gravitational weighed antimatter. They have observed its inertial mass but most folks assume it behaves the same as matter gravitationally with some exotic gravity theories of minor variations. However there has been this long standing hypothesis that antimatter is matter under time reversal. Some evidence violation of time reversal symmetry has been seen in even more exotic particle but all under earths gravitational field. But mostly it behaves like matter flowing backwards. Grandfather paradox violation would be isolated in the two forms as antimatter and matter annihilate when contacted, but photon or quantum information could be transferred outside of time spontaneously.
This has lead me to invent the temporal telegraph. A devise that once created would send a message back to itself in time. (A temporal telephone or Internet is also possible but would require extremely more bandwidth to be practical considering the minute amounts of antimatter avaiable.) Antihelium three would be best and only a couple nuclei of this gets made and nobody has made neutral helium three. Indeed anti hydrogen atoms last no more than one tenth of a second in this recent octopol trap. But a reverse time magnetic bubble memory could be someday built. Only problem I have not solve is how to get an open line from all the calls further from the future streaming in but folks trying to reach their bookies or stockbrokers.
This has lead me to invent the temporal telegraph. A devise that once created would send a message back to itself in time. (A temporal telephone or Internet is also possible but would require extremely more bandwidth to be practical considering the minute amounts of antimatter avaiable.) Antihelium three would be best and only a couple nuclei of this gets made and nobody has made neutral helium three. Indeed anti hydrogen atoms last no more than one tenth of a second in this recent octopol trap. But a reverse time magnetic bubble memory could be someday built. Only problem I have not solve is how to get an open line from all the calls further from the future streaming in but folks trying to reach their bookies or stockbrokers.
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Re: ...That Might Kill Us All! CERN Lights Up!
Wow!
-- Peter Higgs
"I didn't think they would find anything in my lifetime."
Looks like CERN found something.
I wonder if they will edit The Big Bang Theory episodes to update them?
For those catching up, CERN is the largest kaleidoscope ever built, and is expected to solve a few mysteries of the universe,
like where the missing socks go,
and how do cats know?

So obvious when you know how, isn't it?
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Sometimes I'm confused by what I think is really obvious. But what I think is really obvious obviously isn't obvious.
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Dang, I forgot what I wanted to post...I'm having a duhhhh moment.
Sometimes I'm confused by what I think is really obvious. But what I think is really obvious obviously isn't obvious.
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Sorry, Not sure why this keeps posting..I must have hit a wrong key...
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Re: ...That Might Kill Us All! CERN Lights Up!
Dear Maryanimal:
Yes, your keyboard is the most likely source of the trouble. Two possibilities: Either a Hoggs Bison stepped on the keyboard, or there is a God Particle stuck in the enter key. Either way, you should now enjoy a root beer float, and then buy a copy of the Dan Brown book where CERN almost blows up the Vatican.
Oh... And... Bartender, no more for the old coot with the furry face.
Yes, your keyboard is the most likely source of the trouble. Two possibilities: Either a Hoggs Bison stepped on the keyboard, or there is a God Particle stuck in the enter key. Either way, you should now enjoy a root beer float, and then buy a copy of the Dan Brown book where CERN almost blows up the Vatican.
Oh... And... Bartender, no more for the old coot with the furry face.

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Re: ...That Might Kill Us All! CERN Lights Up!
lol Elliot!
I still need to look up this CERN business.

Sometimes I'm confused by what I think is really obvious. But what I think is really obvious obviously isn't obvious.
Re: ...That Might Kill Us All! CERN Lights Up!
CERN is the subject on the Charlie Rose show today, in case anyone is interested.
Some video of a very happy Peter Higgs.
Explaining the hard to explain.
First half hour, pbs.
Some video of a very happy Peter Higgs.
Explaining the hard to explain.
First half hour, pbs.
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