11-03-2015, 07:58 PM
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The Large Hadron Collider is about to start up again after a 2 year break. There are exciting times ahead. http://theconversation.com/what-will...collider-38664
11-03-2015, 09:32 PM
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God spare us all, so the huge white Elephant is up and running again giving it another lease of life and cushy jobs for all those who are employed there, good news for them and I'm so happy for the lot of 'em.
Now they are looking for “Z particles” and “Particles of dark matter” and even more bloody Higgs Bosons!, what did they do with the one they found?
I’m quite content, I found my own dark matter many years ago and it didn’t need a 10 billion pound machine to find it, Arthur Guinness got there before them in 1759, cheers!
11-03-2015, 10:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Jem
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God spare us all, so the huge white Elephant is up and running again giving it another lease of life and cushy jobs for all those who are employed there, good news for them and I'm so happy for the lot of 'em.Now they are looking for “Z particles” and “Particles of dark matter” and even more bloody Higgs Bosons!, what did they do with the one they found?
I’m quite content, I found my own dark matter many years ago and it didn’t need a 10 billion pound machine to find it, Arthur Guinness got there before them in 1759, cheers!
) I used to be in favour of science and such like but as it's so blindingly obvious the world is heading for a massive population explosion and science won't be able to stop it I don't see the point now
Originally Posted by Alan Cooke
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Jem, have you ever stopped and considered what life would be like without all the scientific and technological advances made over the last 500 years ? Would you really like to be living in a cave having to hunt and gather berries to survive ?
11-03-2015, 10:52 PM
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Losos I'm sure you can go on holidays where you can do that in some remote place for a few weeks living in a yurt or similar.Morocco is good for goats, they even climb trees there (the goats) so you might have to be able to climb the tree to nab one.
BTW Stargazing starts next week, I though it was this week.
I love science and finding out about the origin of things and what we and the universe itself is about.
We know that the earth will ultimately cease to exist in the distant future along with most of our solar system, most likely we as a species will have vanished long before then, but it's possible that knowledge may provide some answers to help us to survive as long as possible.
27-06-2015, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Alan Cooke
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Jem, have you ever stopped and considered what life would be like without all the scientific and technological advances made over the last 500 years ? Would you really like to be living in a cave having to hunt and gather berries to survive ?
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