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Super-collider team discovers new subatomic particle.
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I wish they would find these particles before announcing that they have found them. This is not the first time in the last year that these same scientists made the same report about differently named particles.
Before anyone tries to correct me, I have read and understood the full article. It says in the first paragraph under the photograph that it could not be detected. Its presence is "inferred". Therefore, this newly discovered particle actually remains undiscovered.
This machine was designed to supercharge particles in a way that would not happen in the earth's natural atmosphere. This will either force particles to bind, or it will separate them into their most basic entities. And anything that does not bind into a more powerful particle gets destroyed. And the residue they have found is consistent with the waste elements of the particles that they have been working with.
I have been following this Super Hadron-Collider story since they finished constructing the one they used to try and find the fabled Higgs' Boson particle. And they keep claiming to have found undetectable particles. The Hadron-Collider can only do one of two things; create energy infinitely, or suck energy out of surrounding particles.
But I do acknowledge some of their advancements. While the scientists working on the project keep recording failures, they have given us so much information relating to the creation and existence of energy within our universe.
Before anyone tries to correct me, I have read and understood the full article. It says in the first paragraph under the photograph that it could not be detected. Its presence is "inferred". Therefore, this newly discovered particle actually remains undiscovered.
This machine was designed to supercharge particles in a way that would not happen in the earth's natural atmosphere. This will either force particles to bind, or it will separate them into their most basic entities. And anything that does not bind into a more powerful particle gets destroyed. And the residue they have found is consistent with the waste elements of the particles that they have been working with.
I have been following this Super Hadron-Collider story since they finished constructing the one they used to try and find the fabled Higgs' Boson particle. And they keep claiming to have found undetectable particles. The Hadron-Collider can only do one of two things; create energy infinitely, or suck energy out of surrounding particles.
But I do acknowledge some of their advancements. While the scientists working on the project keep recording failures, they have given us so much information relating to the creation and existence of energy within our universe.