This one particle could solve five mega-mysteries of physics

911 particle? If I'm reading the article correctly, that's exactly what's the new BUZZ in the world of science. Apparently, the Higgs Boson is so 'yesterday' as this new 911 particle is said to be the answer to multiple (5) mysteries of physics such as what is dark matter?...what happened in the Big Bang?...what are the unexplained workings of subatomic particles?....what's the origin of the universe and more!...

CERN, which operates the 27-kilometre-long Large Hadron Collider (LHC) running underneath the France-Switzerland border, is best known for having confirmed the existence of the Higgs Boson in July 2012. That was a big deal. But it is nothing compared with the particle Goertz wants to search for there. The Higgs solved the problem of how other fundamental particles get their mass. Goertz’s baby would be capable of solving five outstanding problems in physics at one stroke, from the unexplained workings of subatomic particles to the mystery of the origin of the universe to the identity of the enigmatic dark matter that seems to govern its workings today. “Solving any of those problems would be considered a breakthrough worth a Nobel in physics,” says Giulia Zanderighi, a particle theorist based at the University of Oxford.

This is exciting correct, ATS? The answer to what Dark Matter is, by itself, enough to change the world ten times over. I will definitely keep my eye on this one.....Understanding Dark Matter is, in my opinion, what will finally take humanity to the level of a Space faring nation. I think that understanding Dark Matter will equip humans with the skill to manipulate space/time. What say you, ATS?

www.newscientist.com...

Sounds wonderful, until they open an inter-dimensional portal to hell...

Don't tell me it can't happen. I have been on ATS far too long, to not be skeptical.

You got it! My lips are sealed....

a reply to: madmac5150

Or Heaven.

Knowledge and technology is a double edge sword, but if we did indeed open a portal to hell, i imagine any inhabitants of the plane should have as much reason to be terrified and afraid of our intentions as we are of theirs.

But since CERN is nothing more than a particle collider i really don't see it opening up dimensional gateways. LoL

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: madmac5150

Or Heaven.

Knowledge and technology is a double edge sword, but if we did indeed open a portal to hell, i imagine any inhabitants of the plane should have as much reason to be terrified and afraid of our intentions as we are of theirs.

But since CERN is nothing more than a particle collider i really don't see it opening up dimensional gateways. LoL

Think of the Black Holes , anti-matter , and stranglets created
I read about all the strangeness with the Shiva statue and their hidden experiments to open portals . Right here on ATS

All the while creating 13 TeV
That's 13 Teraelectron volts.
Do you know how much a Tera represents ? That's 1 Trillion .13 Trillion Electron Volts total . End of the world stuff right there I tell ya


(that is the longest sarcastic post I have ever posted for humor)

a reply to: Gothmog

I imagine it will take even more energies than 13 TeV to unlock the secrets of our universe.

The significance of the symbologies at CERN are indeed interesting all the same.

Think of it this way its always the end of the world somewhere, and at some time, if multiverse theory holds any weight.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Gothmog

I imagine it will take even more energies than 13 TeV to unlock the secrets of our universe.

The significance of the symbologies at CERN are indeed interesting all the same.

Think of it this way its always the end of the world somewhere, and at some time, if multiverse theory holds any weight.

Hint- 13 Tev is equivalent to 13 mosquitoes in flight
Yeah , they gonna need at least 200 mosquitoes to rock the boat

Have we not learned anything from Stargate SG1, or Stargate Atlantis?

Just because you can try to do a thing, does not mean that you should. Try.

Rodney McKay messed with exotic forces beyond his knowledge, and blew up an entire solar system.

I saw it. This stuff happens, people...

EDIT TO ADD: I am using satire to make a point. Some flatulence is better left un-sniffed.

They stated they found the Higgs boson with a 6 Sigma probability . Yet , it was too featherweight to give mass to the heavy-weights.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Gothmog

I imagine it will take even more energies than 13 TeV to unlock the secrets of our universe.

The significance of the symbologies at CERN are indeed interesting all the same.

Think of it this way its always the end of the world somewhere, and at some time, if multiverse theory holds any weight.

Have they had any new occult rituals onsite lately?

originally posted by: madmac5150
Have we not learned anything from Stargate SG1, or Stargate Atlantis?

Just because you can try to do a thing, does not mean that you should. Try.

Rodney McKay messed with exotic forces beyond his knowledge, and blew up an entire solar system.

I saw it. This stuff happens, people...

EDIT TO ADD: I am using satire to make a point. Some flatulence is better left un-sniffed.

This dimensional stuff is worse than that.

We had a researcher who turned 93 degrees to the left in the seventh dimension. Came back alive but entirely inside out. Took us a week to clean up the bloody mess from the little winding pegs of the superconducting folding coils, where it had snap frozen in place.

Not to mention the resonance cascade that it caused. We were blowing those goo balls away for ages before we realized we could just turn them inside out, too, by inverting the quantum loop fields at random but with a short duty cycle. They gushed and gushed before they closed the hole from their side, we suspect by dumping their Nazi gold into the aperture.

It was better than getting a big grant, but probably not worth the expenditure in the final accounting.

They estimate dark matter has a mass equivalent to around 40+ protons. Could ionized Argon and adjacent elements match that mass?

a reply to: lostbook

The article you referenced is very short and vague. It doesn’t even give the name of the particle or describe its properties. Do you have any other sources on this particle? Because there really isn’t enough from your source to even have a proper discussion.

bippity boppity boo.

just give them LOTS more money!
the sciences has No meaning any way.
its just a way to get money.
same as banks.

originally posted by: buddha
bippity boppity boo.

just give them LOTS more money!
the sciences has No meaning any way.
its just a way to get money.
same as banks.

That was sarcasm right?

a reply to: lostbook

Solves 5 mysteries in 1 go? I am damn sure we all go to pickles when that star shoots. No chance making that dump of energy and walking out of it alive.

a reply to: Gothmog

I thought it was Butterflies and there "effect" we had to worry about?

Are mosquitoes getting into the chaos games as well?

originally posted by: oriondc

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Gothmog

I imagine it will take even more energies than 13 TeV to unlock the secrets of our universe.

The significance of the symbologies at CERN are indeed interesting all the same.

Think of it this way its always the end of the world somewhere, and at some time, if multiverse theory holds any weight.

Have they had any new occult rituals onsite lately?

Don't know , have they ?
I like the idea of Shiva as a mascot and dark rituals
Gets folks interested in the LHC at an amazing rate.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Gothmog

I thought it was Butterflies and there "effect" we had to worry about?

Are mosquitoes getting into the chaos games as well?

Mosquitoes = Chaos + Panic + Disorder
My Little Friends.

The field is the sole governing agency of the particle. Albert Einstein.