Posted on 10/03/2018 9:43:57 PM PDT by bitt
Cosmic rays emanating from the south polar ice cap could lead to new physics
There’s something mysterious coming up from the frozen ground in Antarctica, and it could break physics as we know it.
Physicists don’t know what it is exactly. But they do know it’s some sort of cosmic ray—a high-energy particle that’s blasted its way through space, into the Earth, and back out again. But the particles physicists know about—the collection of particles that make up what scientists call the Standard Model (SM) of particle physics—shouldn’t be able to do that. Sure, there are low-energy neutrinos that can pierce through miles upon miles of rock unaffected. But high-energy neutrinos, as well as other high-energy particles, have “large cross-sections.” That means that they’ll almost always crash into something soon after zipping into the Earth and never make it out the other side.
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Hey, as long as they don’t attach any type of ‘Russia Collusion,’ or ‘Judge Kavanagh Assault,’ to it, those particles can just be on doing what they’re doing. LOLOL
I’m sure it’s due to GoreBull warming.
It’s The Thing!
AVP.
How do they catch these ephemeral things?
Could be worse.
Could be flying out of that big planet.
But there is a chance! (Better odds than the Super-Lotto!)
It’s a Stargate!
Look at this self-entitled meddler on NOV 11 2016
https://antarcticsun.usap.gov/features/contenthandler.cfm?id=4283
Why are they wasting their time trying to change settled science?
They’re not going to pin this crap on me!
You know you’re from a different era when you have to look up AVP and when you saw the Thing in black and white.
Hollow Earth finally proven /s
Pretty sure there is an Ancient base there with a Stargate and a ZPM and everything.
what’s the name of that desk toy with the little silver balls hanging from nylon string? - hit the ball on one side and the last one on the other side swings out from energy transfer?
Dark matter particles slowly decay when they hit a strong magnetic field in the earth’s core and they do so along the same axis of the magnetic field but they only flow in ONE direction along the south pole.
Hey better than other theories and I just made this one up.
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