hahaha press 1 then 7 consecutively then press 2 to hear "inject the beam" randomly it should sound like a funny beat repeat the processes keep pressing 1 and 7 then hit 2
It is interesting how many angry responses I get when I comment about this 'experiment'. I bet all of you guys must be working with CERN, and probably watching youtube most of the day since your 'experiment' is grossly failing. What did you do with those tons of liquid hellium that escaped during one of the experiments..where did the liquid gas go???Why don't you tell this to public?? Why no one is asking logical questions?
@transfoby please present the evidence that this experiment is failing. Dont talk your way around it, just SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE. And whats the problem with some liquid helium escaping ??? It evaporates and ends up in the heterosphere or in space...........you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.
@jesmarin..the evidence was in the news...several times the first, out of 8 magnets, heatede in the initial stages of the experiment, and liquid hellium that cools the magnets excaped into the area around the cylinder. I don't think it evaporated in the heterosphere....Granted, it is only liquid at very low temperatures, so what I know from chemistry, it probably turned into a gas. However, it could have been much more dangerous substance. We, the general public, are not that stupid
Please close your Internet modem right now and put it in the garbage can never to return to Internet ever again. By using the Internet you are using the evil CERN scientist inventions that created the Internet you are using for reading this.
They could have used all this money to conserve the planet, and build altenate energy power plants, harnessing sun energy, wind energy, etc. They don't care about the planet, or their own children for that matter.
Uh, its the information afforded by these types of experiments that allow us to explore new energy producing technologies, material sciences, medical technologies etc,
Every penny spent on the LHC is money invested in technological advancement and the future of mankind
We spend a million dollars PER MISSILE on military security ... why aren't you complaining about the money being wasted there?
Also, did you not know that about $100 BILLION of the US 'economic stimulus plan' was wasted on projects unrelated to economic growth, and some completely unrelated to anything (eg. using dance as a tool for software development)?
Thats 10 LHCs worth of money spent in ONE YEAR by ONE COUNTRY. The LHCs cost spans over TWENTY FIVE years of research, development, construction, and commissioning spread over THIRTY THREE countries
You clearly have no comprehension of the magnitude of money that flows globally each day. $10 billion (spread over 25 years and 33 countries) is an inconsequential amount of money, especially when you consider it was spent to construct a device to further and better understand ourselves.
@transfoby ............try to educate yourself about things, before you write a lot of nonsense. How do you think the first solarcells where developed? How do you think science evolves? By chance? Or do you think it requires money, time and a lot of bright people like these?? The LHC is for me a perfect example of people recognizing that progress requires commitment and these people are the coolest. Simply the coolest!
@jesmarina I am actually educated, but then, there is allways Google if I am not sure about something. Anyone who knows basic principles of physics can gather what this can do....The fact that this is the EXPERIMENT means that they don't know what may happen. This is not some lab experiment, the scale of this one is too huge.....think before you react defensivelly
@transfoby well then please educate me about "what this thing can do", since you must know then. You call them monsters........you are totally of the deep end here. You want to call anybody monsters, find the real monsters: the religious reactionaries trying to pull our world back to the middle ages, where any science not completely understood was deemed as witchcraft and people were burned at the stake for it. You dont sound educated, calling these people monsters.
I think ppl are confused by the term "God Particle." Its really just a nickname for the Higgs-boson, a particle that would explain how matter works in our universe. In reference to why it is so important to find said particle: if we find that it does not exist then the Standard Model of the universe falls apart. They nicknamed it "God Particle" only because it determines the way all matter works, kind of like God supposedly would. They do not expect to find God with the LHC. Just FYI.
Oh there going to find it alright.. when God comes back.. they'll still be trieng to work on it ..when they relize everyones gone (the ones who are saved)...then they'll have there answer.
If an omnipotent God does in fact exist then why would it matter whether or not these scientists keep working towards finding the higgs-boson? Isn't God in control? So why then do all these religious people spend so much time throwing sticks and stones at scientists on Youtube when scientific accomplishments are ultimately inconsequential?
I'd have to say this behavior seems like a sign of lack of faith, that is if it truly even exists in the first place.
@Stickstacks12 Why, because instead of carving a tunnel 27 km long for an 'experiment' could have been used to builid sustainable energy power plants and take care of our home - planet Earth.
One can argue for the re-allocation of resources towards just about anything that they think is better for humanity than whatever those resources are currently used for. If you ask me the LHC is money and time well spent when compared to many other programs out there. Also, someone who says "these people do not look like serious scientists" as a means to question the validity of an experiment is very obviously not someone whose opinion should be taken seriously.
I think if you have to ask what has/will CERN, or the bulk of tireless and persistent scientific endeavor for that matter, done for me/humanity, then I think you must have no sense of history, no sense of adventure, and no sense of imagination. And basically no sense. ;-)
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@cutes22 It's not as complex as it sounds, basically they have been accelerating protons around the machine, one beam clockwise, the other anti. The protons get faster with each pass and once the reach the required energy (3.5TeV in this case) the smash the two beams into each other and watch what is given off.
This big, expensive, complex machine is for breaking stuff.
2nd Sinner First I'd like to point out that so far it's around 10 billion dollars (US) invested in CERN. As you watch a video on the World Wide Web you ask what has CERN ever done for your benefit?
CERN, free of charge, gave you and the rest of the world, the building blocks on which the entire internet is run on. Y'know, a way for all the computers in the world to be able to talk to one another. So that you could ask what they have done for you.
Yes, scientists. How dare you meddle with the forces of nature. I still blame you for removing the bubonic plague which was VERY POPULAR in the middle-ages with all your foolhardy devilish wizardry. No one will enjoy it again. What has science EVER done for US??!!! As I sit typing away my stream of ill-educated dross on my high-speed internet connection I ask you to PROVE IT! Or must I move, in protest, to the "planet Period" (which is on the other side of planet Jupiter next to planet Colon)
"He, and I mean He, did not create humans to stay ignorant of their environment" If you like. But then he also gave them a dusty old book full of preposterous fables so humanity could give ignorance a fair old bash.
@youboon Unfortunately, I feel have to resort to insulting you as you're simply not worth the electrical expenditure of my brain to retort with any well-reasoned argument apropos your statement. Therefore; I have nothing further to say on this matter other than you are a massive prick and I have a rather large bag of 'fuck off' that I've been wondering what to do with. I shall send it to you.
@TuneInTurnonWakeup I am really impressed by your sense of humour. You have left nothing for me to add except admiration. However, science has to pay tribute to religions that brought humanity from darkness to here. Today's man needs no divinity to solve its problems. Media is to blame calling it God's particle. It does not create but joins like glue. It is only a subatomic particle among many. Media should be sensible not sensational.
hey u r going a lot religious there RayneMarina. since they DONT have the knowledge about the Creation and the consequences & interaction at the Creation, the cern is just trying to unravel the mystery. And what the hell of a change is it going to make to the universe anyway... It is just a tiny tiny reproduction at the bigbang (almost negligeble at the large scale). And anyway, they are NOT messing with the Time-Space continuum if that's what u think.
@rppthegreatlion, question.....i dont believe in the black hole things nd stuff but.....WHAT do we benefit of this? i mean like...if al those trillions of euro's/dollars whatever, were 2 be spent on country's like africa and south america the WORLD economy would be much better off...but instead we choose to mess with time and space,spending loads,just to figure out how God made the universe?!?! Scientists...the most hartless people on this planet period!
@2ndSinner So many people have this over simplified view of the 3rd world, throwing money at Africa will not end poverty, the problem is more fundamental than that, poverty exists so we can live in luxury.
Do you really need to be reminded of all the great things science has gave us over the years? Knowledge is never a waste of money.
cern what the hell are you people doing there? messing with TIME/SPACE continuum, are you even aware of the consequences? you're messing up the whole universe....you DON'T have the knowledge of the Prime Creator!!!
what you did today, march 30, proves you fucked it up big time
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i'm talking physics here, don't mess with the fabric of time/space continuum
it could get UGLY!
and if there's no such "god" why are they searching for the "god particle" ?
and i'm not religious, nor am i atheist
i hold no believes what so ever, but LHC is causing TIMESHIFTS and dimension shifts, and i don't wanna wake up tomorrow in a different reality, that's what happens everytime and it pisses me off
@RayneMarina So you believe in a literal god particle? it's just a silly name, if there is a god you're not going to find him inside a proton.
Secondly, they are not messing with time, partly because thats not possible, partly because protons have nothing to do with time.
But you believe whatever you want, just remember though the LHC has broken records already and nobodies dead, nobody died due to all those other particles accelerators either.
My mind is whide open, your got frozen in a mythological pattern which includes gods, santa's and a nazi like beliefs that there are some ''choosen people'', which make the rest of us..what? The bastards of a primitive judeo-christian god?The subjects of a pedophile self proclamed prophet?
''god particle'' is a methaphoric name,Marina.Just google it and find out the history of the name and why is called like that
WOW! Awesome... the biggest achievement in the history of humankind! Congratulations to the scientists and all people that contributed to something of this scale. Even if the experiments should not give us the wanted insight (which it will and already does), I am humbled by the fact that despite the current trend for humans to aim for destruction - here is the proof that the opposite is in our reach as well. Guess mankind is not that stupid... . there is hope. :) :)
I think some results will manifest just before the collision in agreement with the theory that time will be forced conversely to the push of light speed of the hadrons. It's like back emf which would effect the coils in the dipoles if they weren't kept so cool. This effect could be called something like,`Back Temporal Force. Its just that Physicist with the time machine said, bend the laser into a circular projectory and time will be induced into a contra-flow. We'll see...
Religion- the opium of the people. Happy days basking in the reflected glory of the almighty and every-living god. Deluded, perhaps, but happy for many. We are, undeniably, spiritual beings. Respect the darma, allow for a difference, admit the strange, and experiment with your mind now and then. My crowd approached our teenage yeasrs like that, and it was educational and healthy and fun. Talk to the swammy, ride the Guru's magic carpet, pray to the Lady. Not to dismiss all religion out of hand
The quest for knowledge is NEVER a waste of time nor money. What is a waste of time and money is Religion, believing in some fairytale g-d. How many of you dickheads here believe in that shit? How many of you spend money on it or have money TAKEN FROM YOU believing that is the way to your heaven?
As if we do not have other problems on this planet, like war, worldwide economic crisis, hungry people, physical disasters, illnesses, however, central issue it is given 4 billion euro on 1 experiment as if nothing gave more important things in this world. -.- feel sick
@Wemox5469 but it may well solve some of those problems. one previous example could be cancer treatment CERN developed from particle accelerator technology. leaps in science lead to helpful technology, and this may be the biggest ever scientific breakthrough- landing on the moon etc. small in comparison. and nonetheless perhaps we could be criticising actual spending on war. this isn't actually causing any of that, is it, and is probably well under a percent of what is spent on that already.
Could this be the first instance of Joeterboey syndrome the only distinction between Christiane and Lina is that the latter actualy knows what I'm chompsing on about where as the former just goes blank the former drove a black polo tasty and the latter a white beaming grin. One is scared shitless of the French the latter knows all about the French . Have fun on Tuesday right Lina SWR DX.
Yeh super Cool " Volvo is German so your cars mine I hold the secondary contract " my German wife Christiane. That's the kind of bigotry I deal with every day.I payed for my Swedish Volvo with vertualy every peny of my S P now iresspective of the fact she rarely payed for it and washed it once in over two years can someone please explain what Im missing Hear other than a screw for marrying a Valkyery Girl in the first place. Nothing.. Great thank the Burning bush for that then.
Four words Bottom feaders +23 sort your trousers out Lina you might as well have a collapsable top hat and a white tipped wand . For god's sake.XDLP.+ 13 you should have heard Boughton "she was supposed to be for me".DX.FMA. Am40 . 70/30rule kee it real.
Who was that numptie from UCL and his David curry skits do any of you actualy truly know what you are doing because to my mind your a load of coersive dependants copy cats and your all still way behind the actual nontime space continum pase reaserch grants are going to have to go under much closer scrutiny partys over time to crack some nuts with egoes their bodys can't cash.D.S. Out.
No birds noshing their sandwitches around the colider from now on please ladies and gentlemen otherwise you can pay for the damages directly out of your personal reaserch grants Tak for the update Lina.
Just to re-comfort you guys! What has to happen will NECESSARILY happen whatever you try to do to stop it. Just like Final destination movies. It's unstoppable. There is no free will or randomness in nature.
Many people have fears with what's going on in cern's experience.. And its quite understandable. They say LHC has the capability to create a mini-big bang. Is that really true ? I doubt.. They have plenty of engineers working on security system. I heard they gonna close LHC for maintenance and further security design before launching LHC to its full capacity around 2012. Can't they wait 2013 for that ? Just to make sure that dates don't coincident.. It's scary though.
3.5 TeV isn't as huge a quantity of energy as it sounds.
The LHC's orginal design was to achieve 14 TeV.
1 TeV ~ 1.602×10−7 J, about the kinetic energy of a flying mosquito.
1 eV ~ 1.602×10−19 J, the amount of kinetic energy gained by a single unbound electron when it accelerates through an electric potential difference of one volt.
I agree, 3.5 TeV is incredibly impressive. I was not trying to belittle the feat rather draw comparisons for people that put across the scale in the hopes of showing how truly harmless the LHC is. With all the huge numbers and references to concepts like the big bang, nuclear fusion, fission, and black holes, it's easy for the average person to picture apocalyptic results because the scale of the experiment is not made clear.
Yeah but this "small" energy is all in one (small) proton, which has the energy of 3.5 trillion electrons accelerating through an electric potential difference of one volt, or one electron accelerating through an electric potential difference of 3.5 trillion volt. ;)
I agree it is an impressive feat. I'm worried though that a lot people's fears regarding the LHC stem from the perception of scale. Tera and Volt mean something totally different to the average person when not placed in context with the eV. Just as the perception of nuclear fission, fusion, and black holes to the average person is referenced to massive bombs, power plants, and super massive singularities at the center of our galaxy because it's the only reference they've experienced.
Thus I think it's important to put across how incredibly small the energy and mass is that is being manipulated. I think if CERN's PR had made more initial comparisons between their work and equivalent energy quantities in nature that can be related to there wouldn't be such a huge community of people that think the LHC is the harbinger of the Apocalypse.
PS Can't wait for the 30th!!! Good work CERN, this is the closest thing to deep space travel we have going on our little world. ~excited~
@Teufel916 thanks for the enlightenment. I do ask direct questions about the LHC because yt has too many pseudo science freaks that make up stuff on science as they go along
The LHC is well poised to answer a long list of questions weather it finds new particles or not. Weather it discovers new behaviorism of the particles we already know of or finds absolutely nothing at all, it is guaranteed to change science and understanding in fundamental and profound ways. Fundamental changes in scientific understanding that are the best because from them stem countless thoughts and ideas in all walks of life that are unpredictable in scope.
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How sad,how stupid man can be.These scientist are naive,they think they are the great explorerers as from 1400-1700 and everyone knows they really where great ignorants and exploiters
Often the explorers of the colonial era were just exploiters of land, resources, and cultures they didnt understand nor sought to understand. The greatest explorers have been the explorers of the human mind by opening doors to new worlds of knowledge, ideas, and understanding. The greatest explorers are forever naive, forever curious about what is over the next hill or inside the next shell, forever wide eyed and pursuant of breaking barriers no matter what form those barriers take.
I would be nice to know what they have achieved since they 1st restarted this project. I am starting to think that what ever there going to find is either not going to make much sense or they not going to find any more new particles. If they do they will be of no use either. I just want to know if I have missed anything since they restarted.
The experiments that have run so far have focused on tool calibration, improvement, and test program preparation for up coming experiments. The LHC was not built for a single experiment but is a powerful tool, like any linear accelerator prior, that will undergo many changes and be used in many experiments for years to come.
Wouldn't it suck if they actually manage to create a micro-black hole and then something goes wrong and it begins to expand exponentially? I'm just saying.
I can't wait to see what happens on the 30th! This is so exciting. XD
I'm looking forward to seeing the LHC running at 7 TeV, but CERN, realize that this is your face to the outside world, this channel is awesome but your production sucks.
Beautiful!! Amazing work by the staff at the LHC. Ecstatic with anticipation to receive the results of the first collision patterns. OMG!!! What a wonderful time to live in. Every huge step they take in Tera-electron Volts is like opening the door to a new world. This is exploration at it's finest and the potential to change the fundamentals of scientific knowledge have never been so vibrant.
hahaha press 1 then 7 consecutively then press 2 to hear "inject the beam" randomly it should sound like a funny beat repeat the processes keep pressing 1 and 7 then hit 2
sanin92 1 year ago
This is Rockfeller Funoudation funded project...very interesting
transfoby 1 year ago
Why do they all look like amateurs? Honestly these people do not look like serious 'scintists'.
transfoby 1 year ago
It is interesting how many angry responses I get when I comment about this 'experiment'. I bet all of you guys must be working with CERN, and probably watching youtube most of the day since your 'experiment' is grossly failing. What did you do with those tons of liquid hellium that escaped during one of the experiments..where did the liquid gas go???Why don't you tell this to public?? Why no one is asking logical questions?
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby please present the evidence that this experiment is failing. Dont talk your way around it, just SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE. And whats the problem with some liquid helium escaping ??? It evaporates and ends up in the heterosphere or in space...........you clearly have no idea what you are talking about.
jesmarina 1 year ago
@jesmarin..the evidence was in the news...several times the first, out of 8 magnets, heatede in the initial stages of the experiment, and liquid hellium that cools the magnets excaped into the area around the cylinder. I don't think it evaporated in the heterosphere....Granted, it is only liquid at very low temperatures, so what I know from chemistry, it probably turned into a gas. However, it could have been much more dangerous substance. We, the general public, are not that stupid
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby Oh,and don't forget the stranglets!AND THE BLACK HOLES!!!!AND TEH EVUL SCIENCE OMG!!111!!!!!
theholderofnotruth 1 year ago
bunch of jews
EpicPremonition 1 year ago
fucing monsters...perhaps their children should ask them why they are doing this...fucking people devoid of soul and consciousness
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby
"fucking people devoid of soul and consciousness"
Please close your Internet modem right now and put it in the garbage can never to return to Internet ever again. By using the Internet you are using the evil CERN scientist inventions that created the Internet you are using for reading this.
obaeyens 1 year ago
They could have used all this money to conserve the planet, and build altenate energy power plants, harnessing sun energy, wind energy, etc. They don't care about the planet, or their own children for that matter.
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby
Uh, its the information afforded by these types of experiments that allow us to explore new energy producing technologies, material sciences, medical technologies etc,
Every penny spent on the LHC is money invested in technological advancement and the future of mankind
We spend a million dollars PER MISSILE on military security ... why aren't you complaining about the money being wasted there?
mdma4life 1 year ago
@transfoby
Also, did you not know that about $100 BILLION of the US 'economic stimulus plan' was wasted on projects unrelated to economic growth, and some completely unrelated to anything (eg. using dance as a tool for software development)?
Thats 10 LHCs worth of money spent in ONE YEAR by ONE COUNTRY. The LHCs cost spans over TWENTY FIVE years of research, development, construction, and commissioning spread over THIRTY THREE countries
mdma4life 1 year ago
@transfoby
You clearly have no comprehension of the magnitude of money that flows globally each day. $10 billion (spread over 25 years and 33 countries) is an inconsequential amount of money, especially when you consider it was spent to construct a device to further and better understand ourselves.
mdma4life 1 year ago
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@mdma4life And how is it that you are going to understand yourself better?
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby ............try to educate yourself about things, before you write a lot of nonsense. How do you think the first solarcells where developed? How do you think science evolves? By chance? Or do you think it requires money, time and a lot of bright people like these?? The LHC is for me a perfect example of people recognizing that progress requires commitment and these people are the coolest. Simply the coolest!
jesmarina 1 year ago
@jesmarina I am actually educated, but then, there is allways Google if I am not sure about something. Anyone who knows basic principles of physics can gather what this can do....The fact that this is the EXPERIMENT means that they don't know what may happen. This is not some lab experiment, the scale of this one is too huge.....think before you react defensivelly
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby well then please educate me about "what this thing can do", since you must know then. You call them monsters........you are totally of the deep end here. You want to call anybody monsters, find the real monsters: the religious reactionaries trying to pull our world back to the middle ages, where any science not completely understood was deemed as witchcraft and people were burned at the stake for it. You dont sound educated, calling these people monsters.
jesmarina 1 year ago
This is one of those jobs where you dont want to blink or here the word ooppss
Cendrellcendrell 1 year ago
lol windows xp to control all this i hope they dont get blue screen of death while a test xD LOL
jennso1990 1 year ago
ok.... that's cool!... but... what's the point of all of this? I don't understand... is there anybody in here that could explain something about it?
EnricoGiampi 1 year ago
@EnricoGiampi Try google. Also you have neat video on youtube, but for the rest, you have to make your own conclusion
transfoby 1 year ago
I think ppl are confused by the term "God Particle." Its really just a nickname for the Higgs-boson, a particle that would explain how matter works in our universe. In reference to why it is so important to find said particle: if we find that it does not exist then the Standard Model of the universe falls apart. They nicknamed it "God Particle" only because it determines the way all matter works, kind of like God supposedly would. They do not expect to find God with the LHC. Just FYI.
Nightmaress 1 year ago
Oh there going to find it alright.. when God comes back.. they'll still be trieng to work on it ..when they relize everyones gone (the ones who are saved)...then they'll have there answer.
targetisdog 1 year ago
@targetisdog
If an omnipotent God does in fact exist then why would it matter whether or not these scientists keep working towards finding the higgs-boson? Isn't God in control? So why then do all these religious people spend so much time throwing sticks and stones at scientists on Youtube when scientific accomplishments are ultimately inconsequential?
I'd have to say this behavior seems like a sign of lack of faith, that is if it truly even exists in the first place.
Stickstacks12 1 year ago
@Stickstacks12 Why, because instead of carving a tunnel 27 km long for an 'experiment' could have been used to builid sustainable energy power plants and take care of our home - planet Earth.
transfoby 1 year ago
@transfoby
One can argue for the re-allocation of resources towards just about anything that they think is better for humanity than whatever those resources are currently used for. If you ask me the LHC is money and time well spent when compared to many other programs out there. Also, someone who says "these people do not look like serious scientists" as a means to question the validity of an experiment is very obviously not someone whose opinion should be taken seriously.
Stickstacks12 1 year ago 2
@Stickstacks12 I don't expect my opinon to be taken in any way...I was just voicing my opinion..I hope I am wrong.
transfoby 1 year ago
I bet they dont swear in their offices
clartsonly 1 year ago
Congratulations to all at Cern! Your efforts are amazing and appreciated. Good luck in finding the answers you seek.
TeresaBelcher02 1 year ago
I think if you have to ask what has/will CERN, or the bulk of tireless and persistent scientific endeavor for that matter, done for me/humanity, then I think you must have no sense of history, no sense of adventure, and no sense of imagination. And basically no sense. ;-)
frededison 1 year ago
Goodness, that narrator is smokin! I love hot chicks who can talk science!
chunkstyle5 1 year ago 3
If only Einstein was here to see this.
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Cabia2425 1 year ago
Great Video!
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tefaltaweb 1 year ago
Can someone tell me what any of this means? It looks very cool but its way over my head. What's it all for.
cutes22 1 year ago
@cutes22 It's not as complex as it sounds, basically they have been accelerating protons around the machine, one beam clockwise, the other anti. The protons get faster with each pass and once the reach the required energy (3.5TeV in this case) the smash the two beams into each other and watch what is given off.
This big, expensive, complex machine is for breaking stuff.
danielsan854 1 year ago
42 >?
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longded 1 year ago
She did a really lousy job of filming the questions AFTER the interview!
quantumbits 1 year ago
2nd Sinner First I'd like to point out that so far it's around 10 billion dollars (US) invested in CERN. As you watch a video on the World Wide Web you ask what has CERN ever done for your benefit?
CERN, free of charge, gave you and the rest of the world, the building blocks on which the entire internet is run on. Y'know, a way for all the computers in the world to be able to talk to one another. So that you could ask what they have done for you.
and remember there are stupid questions.
duck075 1 year ago
Yes, scientists. How dare you meddle with the forces of nature. I still blame you for removing the bubonic plague which was VERY POPULAR in the middle-ages with all your foolhardy devilish wizardry. No one will enjoy it again. What has science EVER done for US??!!! As I sit typing away my stream of ill-educated dross on my high-speed internet connection I ask you to PROVE IT! Or must I move, in protest, to the "planet Period" (which is on the other side of planet Jupiter next to planet Colon)
TuneInTurnonWakeup 1 year ago 24
@TuneInTurnonWakeup
Oh yes.
What do you think of the dreaded smallpox?
What do you think of the screen, on which you watched this video?
It does not hurt to understand the forces of nature, the exact purpose of CERN.
He, and I mean He, did not create humans to stay ignorant of their environment.
y11971alex 1 year ago
@y11971alex
"He, and I mean He, did not create humans to stay ignorant of their environment" If you like. But then he also gave them a dusty old book full of preposterous fables so humanity could give ignorance a fair old bash.
TuneInTurnonWakeup 1 year ago
@TuneInTurnonWakeup shove your science up your arse, this is satans stargate
youboon 1 year ago
@youboon Unfortunately, I feel have to resort to insulting you as you're simply not worth the electrical expenditure of my brain to retort with any well-reasoned argument apropos your statement. Therefore; I have nothing further to say on this matter other than you are a massive prick and I have a rather large bag of 'fuck off' that I've been wondering what to do with. I shall send it to you.
TuneInTurnonWakeup 1 year ago
@TuneInTurnonWakeup wat
youboon 1 year ago
@youboon what?
randomunavailable 1 year ago
@TuneInTurnonWakeup I am really impressed by your sense of humour. You have left nothing for me to add except admiration. However, science has to pay tribute to religions that brought humanity from darkness to here. Today's man needs no divinity to solve its problems. Media is to blame calling it God's particle. It does not create but joins like glue. It is only a subatomic particle among many. Media should be sensible not sensational.
amoralis123 1 year ago
Sorry low blood sugar needed to eat tres bienne tou le monde passé un bonne soirée Mais mange allors. A dieu poure le momen Mark.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Hei doore Lina Tak.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
What!
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Hei Doore Lina en daxi yaso DX.999
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Good to hear from you again Juanita999 bumps dios keep up the good pipe work Hei Door Dx. Faith MA.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
hey u r going a lot religious there RayneMarina. since they DONT have the knowledge about the Creation and the consequences & interaction at the Creation, the cern is just trying to unravel the mystery. And what the hell of a change is it going to make to the universe anyway... It is just a tiny tiny reproduction at the bigbang (almost negligeble at the large scale). And anyway, they are NOT messing with the Time-Space continuum if that's what u think.
rppthegreatlion 1 year ago
@rppthegreatlion, question.....i dont believe in the black hole things nd stuff but.....WHAT do we benefit of this? i mean like...if al those trillions of euro's/dollars whatever, were 2 be spent on country's like africa and south america the WORLD economy would be much better off...but instead we choose to mess with time and space,spending loads,just to figure out how God made the universe?!?! Scientists...the most hartless people on this planet period!
2ndSinner 1 year ago
@2ndSinner So many people have this over simplified view of the 3rd world, throwing money at Africa will not end poverty, the problem is more fundamental than that, poverty exists so we can live in luxury.
Do you really need to be reminded of all the great things science has gave us over the years? Knowledge is never a waste of money.
danielsan854 1 year ago
cern what the hell are you people doing there? messing with TIME/SPACE continuum, are you even aware of the consequences? you're messing up the whole universe....you DON'T have the knowledge of the Prime Creator!!!
what you did today, march 30, proves you fucked it up big time
RayneMarina 1 year ago
@RayneMarina
What creator, Marina? There is no such thing. Cut the primitive religious bullshits and start learning some physics instead
ShioriKaro 1 year ago
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i'm talking physics here, don't mess with the fabric of time/space continuum
it could get UGLY!
and if there's no such "god" why are they searching for the "god particle" ?
and i'm not religious, nor am i atheist
i hold no believes what so ever, but LHC is causing TIMESHIFTS and dimension shifts, and i don't wanna wake up tomorrow in a different reality, that's what happens everytime and it pisses me off
RayneMarina 1 year ago
Maybe RayneMarina should stop worrying about the LHC and lay off the LSD.
TuneInTurnonWakeup 1 year ago 10
Or stop taking Back to the Future so seriously.
skeletorphd 1 year ago
@RayneMarina So you believe in a literal god particle? it's just a silly name, if there is a god you're not going to find him inside a proton.
Secondly, they are not messing with time, partly because thats not possible, partly because protons have nothing to do with time.
But you believe whatever you want, just remember though the LHC has broken records already and nobodies dead, nobody died due to all those other particles accelerators either.
danielsan854 1 year ago
you give me thumbs down you're all "scientists" you know better LOL
just OPEN you MIND!
RayneMarina 1 year ago
i did not gave you the thumb down
your guess is whrong
My mind is whide open, your got frozen in a mythological pattern which includes gods, santa's and a nazi like beliefs that there are some ''choosen people'', which make the rest of us..what? The bastards of a primitive judeo-christian god?The subjects of a pedophile self proclamed prophet?
''god particle'' is a methaphoric name,Marina.Just google it and find out the history of the name and why is called like that
ShioriKaro 1 year ago
Outstanding look after my neutrinos though DX Mark I wish I were with you there today many thanks Lina we are all one.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
webcast(dot)cern(dot)ch/lhcfirstphysics/
this is a live stream
ThePSP3k 1 year ago
How did the bird with a piece of bread get inside the collider 100mtrs underground?
MikeHuntagape 1 year ago
WOW! Awesome... the biggest achievement in the history of humankind! Congratulations to the scientists and all people that contributed to something of this scale. Even if the experiments should not give us the wanted insight (which it will and already does), I am humbled by the fact that despite the current trend for humans to aim for destruction - here is the proof that the opposite is in our reach as well. Guess mankind is not that stupid... . there is hope. :) :)
Theoldzitterhand 1 year ago 3
Nur zur Info: Seit ca 90 Minuten finden Kollisionen statt. Und: Die Welt existiert noch.
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!!! Herzlichen Glückwunsch an CERN !!!
KoenigVonWestfalen 1 year ago
Da freuen sich die Emo's.
RhymeGodGermany 1 year ago
Viibez[dot]Tk
ViiiBezz 1 year ago
Wir werden Sterben am ende des experiments :(
We are DOWN -.-
xTheEuler 1 year ago
I think some results will manifest just before the collision in agreement with the theory that time will be forced conversely to the push of light speed of the hadrons. It's like back emf which would effect the coils in the dipoles if they weren't kept so cool. This effect could be called something like,`Back Temporal Force. Its just that Physicist with the time machine said, bend the laser into a circular projectory and time will be induced into a contra-flow. We'll see...
rockbore 1 year ago
Religion- the opium of the people. Happy days basking in the reflected glory of the almighty and every-living god. Deluded, perhaps, but happy for many. We are, undeniably, spiritual beings. Respect the darma, allow for a difference, admit the strange, and experiment with your mind now and then. My crowd approached our teenage yeasrs like that, and it was educational and healthy and fun. Talk to the swammy, ride the Guru's magic carpet, pray to the Lady. Not to dismiss all religion out of hand
rockbore 1 year ago
warum knallt man die nich ab? diese gefickten arschlochfozen haben die nich genug von ihren scheiß experimenten HURENSÖHNE
jonas01010 1 year ago
spinnst du?
UndSowasLebt 1 year ago
@jonas01010 Wegen dennen werden wir noch verrecken !
xTheEuler 1 year ago
The quest for knowledge is NEVER a waste of time nor money. What is a waste of time and money is Religion, believing in some fairytale g-d. How many of you dickheads here believe in that shit? How many of you spend money on it or have money TAKEN FROM YOU believing that is the way to your heaven?
dobberdoss 1 year ago
yeah waist of money, hope they"ll blow up them selfs
Stefan120291 1 year ago
As if we do not have other problems on this planet, like war, worldwide economic crisis, hungry people, physical disasters, illnesses, however, central issue it is given 4 billion euro on 1 experiment as if nothing gave more important things in this world. -.- feel sick
Wemox5469 1 year ago
this solves the problem of the future and tells us about where we come from. Science is the future.
UndSowasLebt 1 year ago
@Wemox5469 but it may well solve some of those problems. one previous example could be cancer treatment CERN developed from particle accelerator technology. leaps in science lead to helpful technology, and this may be the biggest ever scientific breakthrough- landing on the moon etc. small in comparison. and nonetheless perhaps we could be criticising actual spending on war. this isn't actually causing any of that, is it, and is probably well under a percent of what is spent on that already.
jorgepeterbarton 1 year ago
March 30 2010, 3,5 x 2 = 7 TeV !
Later in 2012 !?, 7 TeV x 2 = 14 Tev, trillion volt's !
bjoern23 1 year ago
Now the March 30, they doing only 3,5 x 2 = 7 TeV !
Later in 2012...Hopefully they will collide 7 TeV in each direction, hmm...thats full capacity, total of 14 Tev, trillion volt !
bjoern23 1 year ago
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Now the March 30, they doing only 3,5 x 2 = 7 TeV !
Later in 2012...Hopefully they will collide 7 TeV in each direction, hmm...thats full capacity, total of 14 Tev, trillion volt !
bjoern23 1 year ago
Now the March 30, they doing only 3,5 x 2 = 7 TeV !
Later in 2012...Hopefully they will collide 7 TeV in each direction, hmm...thats full capacity, total of 14 Tev, trillion volt !
bjoern23 1 year ago
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Huge waist of money and time. Feed the poor hungry kids of the world.
32937isready 1 year ago
I'll be waiting. I hope something sinister would happen.
finalgenius 1 year ago
we will die?
Stefan120291 1 year ago
@Stefan120291
Yes, we will all die.
greengronirandom 1 year ago
@Stefan120291
but, in our gravity doesn´t arise black holes.
We don´t die!
ThePSP3k 1 year ago
Could this be the first instance of Joeterboey syndrome the only distinction between Christiane and Lina is that the latter actualy knows what I'm chompsing on about where as the former just goes blank the former drove a black polo tasty and the latter a white beaming grin. One is scared shitless of the French the latter knows all about the French . Have fun on Tuesday right Lina SWR DX.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Yeh super Cool " Volvo is German so your cars mine I hold the secondary contract " my German wife Christiane. That's the kind of bigotry I deal with every day.I payed for my Swedish Volvo with vertualy every peny of my S P now iresspective of the fact she rarely payed for it and washed it once in over two years can someone please explain what Im missing Hear other than a screw for marrying a Valkyery Girl in the first place. Nothing.. Great thank the Burning bush for that then.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Can't wait till tuesday to see it live online:)
GraNo 1 year ago
=( i at school..what time will it happen ?
CrafterRuneGuide 1 year ago
Four words Bottom feaders +23 sort your trousers out Lina you might as well have a collapsable top hat and a white tipped wand . For god's sake.XDLP.+ 13 you should have heard Boughton "she was supposed to be for me".DX.FMA. Am40 . 70/30rule kee it real.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Who was that numptie from UCL and his David curry skits do any of you actualy truly know what you are doing because to my mind your a load of coersive dependants copy cats and your all still way behind the actual nontime space continum pase reaserch grants are going to have to go under much closer scrutiny partys over time to crack some nuts with egoes their bodys can't cash.D.S. Out.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Stop nicking other peoples lifes work and we would all get on a lot better
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
However I ve noticed you all like milking it and claiming the reaserch for yourselves that has been duly noted. Pathetic realy.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
You don't like honesty at you tube do you
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
What a load of bravo Oscar Lima Lima Oscar Charlie kilo siera have fun with the neutrinos hei doore Mark. DX.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
No birds noshing their sandwitches around the colider from now on please ladies and gentlemen otherwise you can pay for the damages directly out of your personal reaserch grants Tak for the update Lina.
MARKAFAITH 1 year ago
Hopefully a successful run at full energy will shut up all the nonsense from the "end of the world" nutters.
mokum777 1 year ago 4
Of course it will. No matter if they are right or not ;)
Lukas4C756B6173 1 year ago
Just to re-comfort you guys! What has to happen will NECESSARILY happen whatever you try to do to stop it. Just like Final destination movies. It's unstoppable. There is no free will or randomness in nature.
lnpkural 1 year ago
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MarkoBagic 1 year ago
In 2012 the LHC will finally reach its full performance of 14TeV.
Perhaps the mayans weren't wrong at all, humanity will destroy itself in the name of science ;)
MarkoBagic 1 year ago
LOL :)
Many people have fears with what's going on in cern's experience.. And its quite understandable. They say LHC has the capability to create a mini-big bang. Is that really true ? I doubt.. They have plenty of engineers working on security system. I heard they gonna close LHC for maintenance and further security design before launching LHC to its full capacity around 2012. Can't they wait 2013 for that ? Just to make sure that dates don't coincident.. It's scary though.
lnpkural 1 year ago
How do they generate that much electricity for the LHC and where does it come from?
JOHNINCOLUMBUS 1 year ago
@JOHNINCOLUMBUS Electric grid, like everyone else. At this size, they have their transformation grid of course.
HiAdrian 1 year ago
3.5 TeV isn't as huge a quantity of energy as it sounds.
The LHC's orginal design was to achieve 14 TeV.
1 TeV ~ 1.602×10−7 J, about the kinetic energy of a flying mosquito.
1 eV ~ 1.602×10−19 J, the amount of kinetic energy gained by a single unbound electron when it accelerates through an electric potential difference of one volt.
Teufel916 1 year ago 2
@Teufel916 14 TeV was the targeted collision energy, 7 TeV per beam.
I'd argue 3.5 TeV is very impressive for a proton beam of this size, it adds up.
HiAdrian 1 year ago
I agree, 3.5 TeV is incredibly impressive. I was not trying to belittle the feat rather draw comparisons for people that put across the scale in the hopes of showing how truly harmless the LHC is. With all the huge numbers and references to concepts like the big bang, nuclear fusion, fission, and black holes, it's easy for the average person to picture apocalyptic results because the scale of the experiment is not made clear.
Teufel916 1 year ago
Yeah but this "small" energy is all in one (small) proton, which has the energy of 3.5 trillion electrons accelerating through an electric potential difference of one volt, or one electron accelerating through an electric potential difference of 3.5 trillion volt. ;)
Lukas4C756B6173 1 year ago
I agree it is an impressive feat. I'm worried though that a lot people's fears regarding the LHC stem from the perception of scale. Tera and Volt mean something totally different to the average person when not placed in context with the eV. Just as the perception of nuclear fission, fusion, and black holes to the average person is referenced to massive bombs, power plants, and super massive singularities at the center of our galaxy because it's the only reference they've experienced.
Teufel916 1 year ago
@Teufel916 Yes, i agree. Many people have vastly exaggerated ideas about this. The worst that can happen is damage to the equipment itself.
HiAdrian 1 year ago
Thus I think it's important to put across how incredibly small the energy and mass is that is being manipulated. I think if CERN's PR had made more initial comparisons between their work and equivalent energy quantities in nature that can be related to there wouldn't be such a huge community of people that think the LHC is the harbinger of the Apocalypse.
PS Can't wait for the 30th!!! Good work CERN, this is the closest thing to deep space travel we have going on our little world. ~excited~
Teufel916 1 year ago
There are billions to trillions of protons in the beam, not ONE, that is ridiculous and stupid lol.
Collisions of beams occur between MANY protons at a time, a value referred to as luminosity
mdma4life 1 year ago
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End of the world - March 30. Anything left you still really need to do, now's the time!
ktilley1 1 year ago
lol
Teufel916 1 year ago
It's been a long treck and a huge accomplishment to get even this far,to have a complex instrument like this working.
The network of computers and all the special software to control all functions must be massive.
MusicMan20061210 1 year ago
I wish they would teach this stuff in science class. This is real world science.
zaddrummer 1 year ago 6
Think of the LCH as a mine that excavates new ideas from people all across the would by introducing new data to the equation of human knowledge.
Teufel916 1 year ago
@Teufel916 thanks for the enlightenment. I do ask direct questions about the LHC because yt has too many pseudo science freaks that make up stuff on science as they go along
MicrosoftsourceCode 1 year ago
The LHC is well poised to answer a long list of questions weather it finds new particles or not. Weather it discovers new behaviorism of the particles we already know of or finds absolutely nothing at all, it is guaranteed to change science and understanding in fundamental and profound ways. Fundamental changes in scientific understanding that are the best because from them stem countless thoughts and ideas in all walks of life that are unpredictable in scope.
Teufel916 1 year ago
will it answer my question?
Will i get a girlfriend?
CrafterRuneGuide 1 year ago
March, 30. Got it. Now go back to work people! Let's see some smashin'.
JmSantos78 1 year ago 6
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How sad,how stupid man can be.These scientist are naive,they think they are the great explorerers as from 1400-1700 and everyone knows they really where great ignorants and exploiters
Qulopuaa 1 year ago
Often the explorers of the colonial era were just exploiters of land, resources, and cultures they didnt understand nor sought to understand. The greatest explorers have been the explorers of the human mind by opening doors to new worlds of knowledge, ideas, and understanding. The greatest explorers are forever naive, forever curious about what is over the next hill or inside the next shell, forever wide eyed and pursuant of breaking barriers no matter what form those barriers take.
Teufel916 1 year ago
I would be nice to know what they have achieved since they 1st restarted this project. I am starting to think that what ever there going to find is either not going to make much sense or they not going to find any more new particles. If they do they will be of no use either. I just want to know if I have missed anything since they restarted.
MicrosoftsourceCode 1 year ago
The experiments that have run so far have focused on tool calibration, improvement, and test program preparation for up coming experiments. The LHC was not built for a single experiment but is a powerful tool, like any linear accelerator prior, that will undergo many changes and be used in many experiments for years to come.
Teufel916 1 year ago 3
Yeeehaa! I can't wait till 3.30. :D
Hiroerni 1 year ago 2
@Hiroerni
Wouldn't it suck if they actually manage to create a micro-black hole and then something goes wrong and it begins to expand exponentially? I'm just saying.
I can't wait to see what happens on the 30th! This is so exciting. XD
AlkaiserNeo 1 year ago
Am i the only one who expects Dr. Rodney Mckay to show up there yelling :
"No no no ! You amateurs, these calculations are all wrong ! " "Now please step aside, and let ME do it FOR YOU all over again" :-D
Celeon999A 1 year ago 7
@Celeon999A LMAO!
abyssunderground 1 year ago
Now THIS is awesome.
allieron 1 year ago 2
I would turn up to work dressed up as HELLBOY, and just walk around asking "hey, buddy, have you seen the portal back to hell yet?" "No?"
shitthisis 1 year ago
They should paint a mural on the wall opposite the collider so they have something nice to look at while going through the miles of tunnel.
MajorDiarriah 1 year ago
2.26;
shameless post production shot...
I'm looking forward to seeing the LHC running at 7 TeV, but CERN, realize that this is your face to the outside world, this channel is awesome but your production sucks.
Love the host, she's awesome.
greengronirandom 1 year ago 2
he he indeed continuity fail
hamsterhill 1 year ago
30th march. clear your schedules!
Ririfie 1 year ago
great work CERN! also very sexy host love to taste that....
lastpoet1 1 year ago
Hey, this was filmed on my birthday!
kippyjohnson 1 year ago
9000 magnets. Wow.
MrCalhoun 1 year ago
I hope they don't find the Higs... Then things are starting to get realy interesting.
Then we need to rethink nearly everything we know about matter.
Science rules.
Smertopia 1 year ago
what is the energy of the beams important for?
billybob1212 1 year ago
Beautiful!! Amazing work by the staff at the LHC. Ecstatic with anticipation to receive the results of the first collision patterns. OMG!!! What a wonderful time to live in. Every huge step they take in Tera-electron Volts is like opening the door to a new world. This is exploration at it's finest and the potential to change the fundamentals of scientific knowledge have never been so vibrant.
Teufel916 1 year ago
diaper magnets?
chavling 1 year ago
Awesome!
Krumbz2003 1 year ago
Who cares about your world records? I want flying cars n' shit.
goldragon988 1 year ago
they rly should have got a bitch who could speak english to do the commentaries on these things
LordPine 1 year ago
@LordPine
Great way to become a part of the conversation!
Krumbz2003 1 year ago
@LordPine what bitch? I only see you talking.
zefirum 1 year ago
can't wait!
good job cern
defect530 1 year ago
omg waiting for the next black hole again :D
can't wait .... and online reporting .... this is great ... an online black hole.... But realy, doubling the record, I love this.
theWHYing 1 year ago
And so it begins...
Saukko31 1 year ago
@Saukko31
The awesomeness does begin!
Krumbz2003 1 year ago
Happy smashing guys :) I hope everything works out well.
LordNapalm 1 year ago
Good quality :)
And really exciting - good luck!
TUFFCAT04 1 year ago
7 Tev is incredible. I hope they have a public program (like stardust) to search for new particles?
redshift40 1 year ago
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2012 my ass
Next Tuesday i say !
You didn't saw that one coming you unwashed Mayans huh ? :-D
Celeon999A 1 year ago
I'll be in the California desert with no connection to the outside world on the 30th so good luck people and I can't wait to find out how it went!!!
I'm so excited to be alive in this period of human history!
jxaxmxixn 1 year ago
Im flying to Holland on the 30th -.-
wow we both dont seem to have much luck =[
LogicOfLife90 1 year ago
Guys it take a while for the video to process. Hence the bad quality, be patient!
YdLeet 1 year ago
wou-..- great. i hope you really. discover the higs-.
sra14 1 year ago 12
@sra14 No! they'll discover THE STRINGS!!!
KARX0 1 year ago
yeah to prove the false of the big bang BS
MonsteriuM 1 year ago