What if you put your hand in the Large Hadron Collider? It isn't the craziest question in the world, since birds are dropping bread in various parts and breaking things. But the University of Nottingham, and their Sixty Symbols project, is on the case. Sort of. Turns out that even for LHC experts, the effects on human skin of 300,000,000,000,000 protons moving near the speed of light is unclear.
If you aren't familiar with Sixty Symbols, it is a video project to explain symbols in physics and astronomy, but they are totally liars because there are well over 100 outstanding videos there.
Simple answer...No. You should ask, "Does the Perception of Human Caused Global Warming Prompt an Excuse to Go To War." There is no global warming being caused by Co2 generated by humans....
"... countless galaxies of all shapes and brightness ..." Why does Milgrom's MOND seem to correctly model galactic rotation curves? Is MOND essential for understanding the structure...
This comment is to show anti-science activists use bots to vote down the pro-science side, all while claiming the actual conspiracy is their enemy. Science.
Perhaps this is another spin 0 particle such as a Higgs that decays into t tbar rather than toponium? The events distribution at the lowest m t tbar looks pretty broad. Can LHC distinguish toponium...
I watched Sabine’s recent video, and near the end she said the effort would be much better spent on getting experimental data relating to Quantum Gravity or Astrophysics. Would the graviton with...
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