This morning the LHC Up to the highest peak!

This morning the LHC Up to the highest peak!

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At 5:23 this morning, Friday 19 March, the energy of both beams in the LHC was ramped up to 3.5 TeV, a new world record. During the night, operators had tested the performance of the whole machine with two so-called ‘dry runs’, that is, without beams. Given the good overall response, beams were injected at around 3:00 a.m. and stabilized soon after. The ramp started at around 4:10 and lasted

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I have just read this on the LHC website. Am I missing something here? It was posted here on this board and on other websites that CERN had to stop the LHC for at least a year because of construction flaws. Also I have notice that the date of this news article on the LHC website is Monday 22 March 2010. Is this what we call a timeshift?


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Originally posted by St-Patrick


I have just read this on the LHC website. Am I missing something here? It was posted here on this board and on other websites that CERN had to stop the LHC for at least a year because of construction flaws. Also I have notice that the date of this news article on the LHC website is Monday 22 March 2010. Is this what we call a timeshift?


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Oh, you beat me to it ... that's exactly what I was going to say.

So which is it ... are there any CERN'ites on here who can clear up the confusion ... and have they found the missing black hole being discussed on another thread here ?

Maybe these folks who keep starting threads about timeshifts and countries being in the wrong place are not so crazy afterall ... my head hurts !

Woody

[edit on 19-3-2010 by woodwytch]

Cool. Keep it goin!

hopefully no more mutant flying bread from the future causes any concern...

What gives here? I just looked at it and it does indeed say March 22
Monday 2010. Is it possible that this article was pre-dated and was
not to be released until the 22nd? I have seen this sort of thing on a
number of occasions lately. Wierd stuff.

reply to post by endtimer


It depends on whom the article was originally being written for and what date it was to be released.

Just as my April issue of TIME magazine comes in March, the date has to reflect the date of publication in some cases.

reply to post by St-Patrick


I thought I read in Popsci.com that they could still run it to a certain point, but could not max it out, as it is designed to do. Hence, they are doing some testing with what they can use, and then bring it down in the fall, I belive for a year long repair.

Something like that.

I read somewhere it wasn't going down till 2011, till 2012

I have stated before that I take great interest in all LHC activities for reasons which I know no one would believe, but after having read the recent CERN postings I feel it acceptable to comment about what others to include myself have been able to read and witness. The fact that there is an article with a future date on it has many wondering how can that be?

While I have been aware of the missing CERN black hole for some time now and this posting showing a article with a future date is also something that should not be witnessed in the past, but then again there it is. I feel compelled to at least state that while the missing black hole is also a clue, this media press release about the LHC being run up to it's highest peak is something that no one should be seeing or observing today at least. To me this means someone just messed up. Happens all the time. Human imperfections and all.

Since the future article is being seen and being reported on, then my remarks should not be that far out of line in helping to at least acknowledge that those from the future are indeed on the job. So much so that it appears that someone has diverted from established protocol procedures and is allowing a glimpse of the future to warn those in the past or the present to those in this time line and in doing so, some team from the future can now have a few days advance notice to do some on the clock duties that will try to prevent or undo certain CERN future known actions and then go about cleaning up the time line trail of known disclosures.

While many will see these abnormal events in the present time line and wonder what is going on, it should be noted that if they disappear from time because of time line manipulation, then those that read and shared or interacted with others to discuss this CERN matter will undergo some type of noticeable time line amnesia. When this occurs it will indicate that the past has been altered sufficiently to warrant a time line change into something that wont destroy the whole planet and into something that will change what we remember from today's events.

Since most will not remember with any degree of clarity this foo pah and anyone that does will have muddled thoughts and will most likely be confused as to what actually happened. Confusion is normal.

In the next few days before Tues of next week we should see if this concern has been undone or whether or not we are in for more trouble. The kind of trouble that no one can run from or escape from.

Oh well, thanks for the posting and just remember that if you experience after today some kind of unexplainable anomalies in the time line or feel as if something has changed that you can't place your finger on, that will be the clue that says what you read and experienced about this CERN issue has been altered and in a way, that's not a bad thing.

I still hope and look forward to the day when such manipulation does not occur, but I doubt that anyone would support such an idea in view of how much time line manipulation has occurred and how much it is still being manipulated to supposedly save the future from those in the past.

Thanks for the posting, but things are getting busy around here lately and I for one am wondering what is going on that no one has told me about. I hate being left out of the loop, don't you?

Until next time or perhaps when yesterday or the day before is played over again, things will make more sense to everyone concerned.

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ok!!!!

After doing some more reading, here is what I found from "trusty" sources over the internet.

1) The LHC will completely shut down at the end of 2011 for repairs to its copper sheaths that are a failsafe mechanism designed to take up the current if one of the magnets in the Large Hadron Collider warms up - an incident known as a "quench". (Source BBC news Wednesday, 10 March 2010)

2) There was an accident in September 2008 that caused one tonne of helium to leak into the tunnel and resulted in a series of "quenches". Engineers believe the machine is safe to run at 7 trillion electron volts (TeV) but are anxious to avoid another breakdown. This was the official story. But some people believe that what really happens during the September 2008 accident was in a containment breach. After an artificially created micro black hole was reported as missing. An unnamed source has suggested that the particle collision test went ahead as planned, and that following the experiment a number of micro black holes were created. The black holes were in the process of being documented and evaluated, when it was noticed that one of the micro black holes was missing. Those allegations were evidently dismissed by CERN. So they have taken the decision to run the machine for 18 to 24 months at half-maximum power before switching it off for a year to carry out improvements to the 27km tunnel.

3) The LHC is built to reach voltage of 14 trillion electron volts, but until the scheduled shut down, it will operate at voltage in the range of 7 TeV which is the half of its capacity. This is three times as powerful as the world’s previous atom-smashing king, Fermilab’s Tevatron.

4) Dr Steve Myers, a CERN scientist, said that the LHC is its own prototype. They are pushing technologies towards their limits.

5) On Marsh 19 the achieve to push the LHC to 3.5 TeV while the previous record was 1.9 TeV on december 2009.


Why are they rushing so much using the LHC knowing that it is not fail safe right now?
Would you take a chance flying a simple airplane knowing that it is half incapacitate?

CERN will shut down the LHC at the end of 2011 for a full year. Do you believe this? That takes us to December 2012 or January 2013. IMO they would rather not take any chances to be the scapegoat of the December 2012 apocalyptical events that might occur.

Sources:
BBC news
popsci.com
ATS forum



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"CERN will shut down the LHC at the end of 2011 for a full year. Do you believe this? That takes us to December 2012 or January 2013. IMO they would rather not take any chances to be the scapegoat of the December 2012 apocalyptical events that might occur."

I'm sorry mate but this experiment is conducted buy scientists not conspiracy nuts there’s no need for them to be bothered by an old calendar that doesn’t even predict the end.

Edit becus i cant spel

[edit on 20-3-2010 by windowlicker80]

According to this article, the LHC will shut down in 2012 for 1 year of hardware repairs.

But before then there will be bigger results to come -

CERN says it will soon announce a timeline for converging the 3.5-TeV beams, which together will yield another record: a collision at 7 TeV. That will be the LHC's peak collision energy for 18–24 months before the collider shuts down in 2012 for a year of hardware repairs; only after that will CERN fire up the LHC at its design energy of 7 TeV per beam, producing 14-TeV collisions

For anyone wondering what a "Tev" is -

LHC GlossaryTeVA TeV is a unit of energy used in particle physics. 1 TeV is about the energy of motion of a flying mosquito. What makes the LHC so extraordinary is that it squeezes energy into a space about a million million times smaller than a mosquito.

TeV stands for tera electron Volts. That is 1,000,000,000,000 electron Volts or 1012 electron Volts. [tera - f. Gr. monster.]

An electron volt is an unit of energy, particularly used in atomic and nuclear processes. It is the energy given to an electron by accelerating it through 1 volt of electric potential difference.

The abbreviation for electron volt is eV.
Energies in electron voltsAn adult female mosquito weighs only about 2.0 milligrams (about 1/15,000 ounce).

Apparently Mosquitoes can fly about 1 to 1.5 miles per hour. 1 mph = 1.6 kph so our mosquito is a little slow, but the comparison is a good one



lhc-machine-outreach.web.cern.ch...

www.scientificamerican.com...

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Ahhh Yes...The LHC. Right now I go to Indiana University. You would be surprised to know how many people within the academic field have NO IDEA what the LHC is or what it can possibly do.

It is interesting to me that they are choosing these particular dates to shut down as well. Or, at least, they are choosing these particular dates to SAY that they are shutting down. The next couple of years will be very interesting.

The LHC consists of multiple syncotrons.

Right now they are using the 2nd to last syncotron.


SUpposedly, the LHC can get the particles to 7TeV each.


I'm guessing that they're only fixing the biggest one while the others are still operational.

[edit on 3/20/2010 by die_another_day]

Originally posted by windowlicker80
"CERN will shut down the LHC at the end of 2011 for a full year. Do you believe this? That takes us to December 2012 or January 2013. IMO they would rather not take any chances to be the scapegoat of the December 2012 apocalyptical events that might occur."

I'm sorry mate but this experiment is conducted buy scientists not conspiracy nuts there’s no need for them to be bothered by an old calendar that doesn’t even predict the end.

Edit becus i cant spel

[edit on 20-3-2010 by windowlicker80]

You seem to not understand that "these scientists" are controlled by other factions. These scientists have to answer to someone or something else, they do not have free reign. I think the whole process is somewhat scetchy at best, what are they really doing? And what are they doing it for and for who? Is that not the conspiracy?

Originally posted by MaxBlack
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"to supposedly save the future from those in the past."

Incredible post my friend. The LHC is pretty amazing. It seems by the articulance (is that a word?) and straight forwardness of your post, that you are telling the truth.

However, it seems that they have the ones from the future and the ones from the past confused. If they were from the future, there would be no need to save the planet from anything.

Life is a game. There are rules to this game. They have broken the rules, and they have crossed the line this time.

There will be consequences.

~ Zeus

we notist...
MAP 6.2 2010/03/20 14:00:51 -3.380 152.231 423.5 NEW IRELAND REGION, PAPUA NEW GUINEA

look the time.........:-(

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I'm not being snide in anyway. But, how is this earthquake relevant to this thread?

I may be missing something here. I don't understand.

Please explain.

~ Zeus