U.S., European Scientists Race to Find 'God Particle' (What's the hurry?)

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[the invisib1e hand]

the other G-spot.

[the invisib1e hand]

the other G-spot.

[Rebelbase]

I thought a stargate was supposed to have symbols on it?

[buzzer]

This vid shows you in a funny way what they are looking for. Turn up the volume and enjoy :-)

[buzzer]

Oooops .. forgot the link :-) http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=587000598395795394&hl=en&fs=true

[mowowie]

That giant fusion reaction Laser is coming on line soon too.

http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/60-second-science/post.cfm?id=worlds-largest-laser-nif-2009-04-01

[Excellence]

What vid?

[Old Landmarks]

Many of the folks who reject the words God gave us that tell us about Him, think they will find God without softening their heart and doing it God's way. Research and science are useful limited tools for some temporary uses and some 'science' is subject to fantasy based upon starting assumptions.

Men who think God can be defined any old way each man pleases will never find God and will be judged harshly for their willfull ignorance which they keep guard over as a necessity for feeling good about their own arrogance.

[zeestephen]

Just to keep things in perspective...

Last September the Large Hadron Collider was first turned on for initial tests.

It only ran for 10 days before catastrophic breakdowns in two superconducting magnets forced at least a 13 month repair job.

In terms of complexity, the Space Shuttle is like a Lego toy compared to the LHC.

I love big science and life changing discoveries, but I have always worried that the LHC will never perform as advertised.

[Right Wing Assault]

What’s the hurry? Using obi-logic, if we don’t get it done by Tuesday, we’ll either destroy the world economy or we’ll never get it done. Take your pick.