28 years in operation, you'd think we'd found out why such things as ghosts exist, when the laws of physics states they shouldn't, and the mysteries of gravity. I tell ya, we have scientists looking for Dark matter, it's like looking for water deep under the ocean, but no ones talks about it, Dark matter exists, but UFO, nah, that we can't believe in, even if both are equally unseen and unproven. I gotta give it to you guys, at least you worked all these 28 years, with no problems! Best of luck!
28 years in operation, you'd think we'd found out why such things as ghosts exist, when the laws of physics states they shouldn't, and the mysteries of gravity. I tell ya, we have scientists looking for Dark matter, it's like looking for water deep under the ocean, but no ones talks about it, Dark matter exists, but UFO, nah, that we can't believe in, even if both are equally unseen and unproven. I gotta give it to you guys, at least you worked all these 28 years, with no problems! Best of luck!
A sad day for science as americas biggest particle accelerator is turned off, read many a book about its successes, some day hopefully it will spring to life again. good luck to all the redundant staff!!
@danshawz : Thanks for the comment. It is a shame to see it being de-commissioned, however, given its age, lifespan and accomplishments it certainly stood its ground and proved its worth ! The whole thing is not being shut-down though, it will still carry out certain research. The running costs are what is 'mothballing' it I think. The complex and hardware will be utilised for other work, (or another accellerator), I'm sure !
@danshawz It's not a sad occasion. Like all machines, they are built, they function and they break down. That being said, the world is not yet particle colliderless, the LHC took over as the greatest particle collider to date. It too will break down someday, and we will need to build another collider, bigger and better than the LHC, so we can investigate the universe even more carefully than ever before.
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dividebyN 1 month ago
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Are they planning to build another accelerator at Fermilab? Or pick up the SSC ruin and use that one instead?
y11971alex 5 months ago
Are they planning to build another accelerator at Fermilab? Or pick up the SSC ruin and use that one instead?
y11971alex 5 months ago
They should keep it open as a museum, and for beginning scientists to see the basics of the tools of these sciences!
ProDigit80 5 months ago
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28 years in operation, you'd think we'd found out why such things as ghosts exist, when the laws of physics states they shouldn't, and the mysteries of gravity. I tell ya, we have scientists looking for Dark matter, it's like looking for water deep under the ocean, but no ones talks about it, Dark matter exists, but UFO, nah, that we can't believe in, even if both are equally unseen and unproven. I gotta give it to you guys, at least you worked all these 28 years, with no problems! Best of luck!
Ryuuken24 5 months ago
28 years in operation, you'd think we'd found out why such things as ghosts exist, when the laws of physics states they shouldn't, and the mysteries of gravity. I tell ya, we have scientists looking for Dark matter, it's like looking for water deep under the ocean, but no ones talks about it, Dark matter exists, but UFO, nah, that we can't believe in, even if both are equally unseen and unproven. I gotta give it to you guys, at least you worked all these 28 years, with no problems! Best of luck!
Ryuuken24 5 months ago
A sad day for science as americas biggest particle accelerator is turned off, read many a book about its successes, some day hopefully it will spring to life again. good luck to all the redundant staff!!
danshawz 5 months ago
@danshawz : Thanks for the comment. It is a shame to see it being de-commissioned, however, given its age, lifespan and accomplishments it certainly stood its ground and proved its worth ! The whole thing is not being shut-down though, it will still carry out certain research. The running costs are what is 'mothballing' it I think. The complex and hardware will be utilised for other work, (or another accellerator), I'm sure !
dividebyN 5 months ago
@danshawz It's not a sad occasion. Like all machines, they are built, they function and they break down. That being said, the world is not yet particle colliderless, the LHC took over as the greatest particle collider to date. It too will break down someday, and we will need to build another collider, bigger and better than the LHC, so we can investigate the universe even more carefully than ever before.
yellowmetalcyborg 5 months ago