14 days ago by blogger @ the blog of record

While the Large Hadron Collider is being fixed, the old Tevatron particle accelerator at Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois, produces unknown particles, gets theoretical physicists excited, speculating about dark matter.

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32 days ago by Luke Timmerman

Biotech, cancer, Linear Accelerator Luke Timmerman wrote: Particle accelerators are used as tools of archaeology that tell you the approximate age of King Tut. But Seattle-based Accium Biosciences has hit upon a way to use these tools to improve everyday prescription drug development. I discovered t ...

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33 days ago by Dr. Matt J. Carlson

Pity the poor high energy particle physicists. In order to perform an experiment, they have to destroy whatever they're looking at. Dr. Carlson explains how experiments on tiny particles are tricky. It's not easy to run experiments on things that are smaller than your tools. Science Theater Episode ...

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34 days ago by stonegrogan

In order to generate publicity for his return to competitive cycling, Lance Armstrong will challenge the Large Hadron Collider to a race around the 17 mile circuit. When asked how he intends to beat a proton traveling at 99.9999991% of the speed of light, Armstrong will reply, “In cycling, giving on ...

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36 days ago

As the head of IT at Cern, Wolfgang Von Rueden and his team provide the computing backbone that supports the Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator’s hunt for the elusive “God particle.” Few CIOs could claim to have helped recreate the Big Bang at work. But as head… Original post by Gadgets, giz ...

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43 days ago by daviddolphin

First off… Is this in America or what? CIVIL RIGHTS This kind of thing is happening more and more right? How long does it take before anyone cares? If BARAK wins, there better be some serious policy change. Here is a link to a better copy of this video: Abuse. ENVIRONMENT On better news, look at thi ...

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47 days ago by admin

With all the news about the Large Hadron Collider I thought readers of this blog would be interested in what happened to a Russian Scientist named Anatoli Petrovich Bugorski in 1978. As a 36 year old researcher at the Institute for High Energy Physics in Protvino, Bugorski used to work with the larg ...

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58 days ago by tragnark

The progress of the Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest particle accelerator, has been an interesting one. An air of cautious and excited attitudes have followed the project as it’s evolved through phases of development. There’s been some controversy surrounding the construction of the device ...

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59 days ago by Deviant Ninja

A mini black hole was created and destroyed part of the LHC! The end is nigh! Not quite. But I regret to inform you deviants the the LHC will be out of commission until Spring of 2009. So we are going to have to wait yet again to recreate the birth of our universe. The exact cause of the shutdown wa ...

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59 days ago by Dragos Pirvu

As you probably know by now, the Large Hadron Collider was shut down last week due to problems with the magnets which overheated and the scientists decided to turn it off. Although initially the LHC was scheduled to return in a few weeks, maybe even a few months, it seems like the particle accelerat ...

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