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Originally posted by OldDragger
reply to post by russ1969
Yes, we are IDIOTS compared to the great minds at work here! FOOLS!
There have been crackpot theories forever. Nothing new here. Just a lot of meaningless stringing of (OOOOOOOOO!) technical sounding jibberish. Please.
Originally posted by jymmyjaymes
I don't know about anyone else here on ATS, but I for one would not trust a space saucer that I made from a junk yard scrap pile, I could just see it now, I'm happily zipping one mile straight up, proudly heading for my own personal exploration of outer space and.....kerplunk!!! I fall back to earth like a stone! Forget it!
Originally posted by Vortiki
Correct me if I'm wrong, however, you mentioned something about spinning off the largest particles, like the Higgs Boson. I am under the impression that the Higgs Boson particle has NEVER been observed, therefore doesn't currently exist in the understanding of subatomic particles. That isn't to say, just because we cannot see something doesn't mean it doesn't exist, however, I'm fairly sure that the Higgs Boson is NOT one of the largest subatomic particles, due to the fact that it is unobservable (because of it's miniscule size) that would leave anyone with any form of deductive reasoning skills, that you are incorrect in stating that anything can remove this, unknown, extremely tiny subatomic particle from the rest of its make-up. Touching on that subject, how do you know (even if they did connect into groups of seven like you claim) that this is what is going on? If our top scientists of today cannot observe the Higgs Boson particle with the billion dollar machines they are using today, how do you know they exist, let alone what they do under various conditions?
Originally posted by quantum_flux
The other thing you mention is that black holes are sinks for all boson matter (fermis can't technically be compressed in a single energy state, i.e. singularity) ....I have my own rough ideas about the universe about how black holes turn bosons into pairs of fermi particles and how very cold vacuum states turn fermi pairs back into bosons, in a perpetual manner that is.edit on 27-10-2010 by quantum_flux because: