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Looks like another big waste of money if you ask me,why didnt they use that money to help sick and the poor?,Oh Well.But let me see a show of hands from the ones who hopes this Worthless Device wipes us all out.Come on dont be afraid,dont let the others tease you by making fun of you if you raise your hand.But i do hope to God it does kill us all,we all need to die anyways,and just remember boys and girls(SANE PPL DONT BUILD SHIT LIKE THIS) !!.
Another try at CERN, after repair's on the LHC machine, maybe, November 20 or 21. 2009 !? Protons accelerate in LHC and Collide in ATLAS, This European CERN = Government founded, established by 12 European governments in 1952, LHC = cost about 9 billion dollars !? Norway, pays about 18 millon US dollars every year, into the CERN project ! CERN has 20 member countries, as sponsor's !
20/12/....20-21Des=20/12=2012 ? CERN, testing full power ( LHC ) Time Travel ( black hole ) funnel from earth directly 2 outer space = super vacuum ! Hope the doors, are strong enough 2 close fast enough, so we dont lose all the oxygen, on earth, in a few days ! Or maybe stuff get' s sucked into the hole ! Each LHC end-cap is 13 metres in diametre and weighs 240 tonnes ?
Open a black hole, from the moon, 2 outer space, no danger, because of equal atmospheric pressure !
I predict they won't find the Higgs Boson particle. It is in theory very very large and unstable. You are not going to find that by smashing things up. It does not compute.
Stop talking like you know shit. It's a bit more complicated than just smashing things up. And they don't even look at the higgs boson itself, but the decay particles.
I agree. I wonder how they can determine what happened seconds after the big bang by smashing hadrons, from helium. The choice of what to smash seems random, plus what if some other type of sub atomic particle was smashed? Why couldn't we determine the origins of the universe from that?
true, but some projects are worth investing in, because the benefits outweigh the cost. This is one. there are many better examples for ones that are not.
that project is so massive. i hope they discover some dark matter or something useful, otherwise some heads are going to roll. personally, i hope they open a hole into the space-time continuum.
I find it funny that people who comment the LHC are usually religious and think it will destroy the world. Aren't these the folks who should be saying 'Go ahead! you won't find anything because it was God all along!' not so sure about God then aren't they?
they used it and it broke. a fifty ton magnet moved 1 meter away on its own. They rebuilt the whole thing, most likely taking in consideration this new data. It should work this time.
Before you started talking nonsense, you should have done your research. You need to understand that these collisions happen all the time on earth and in space, such as cosmic rays colliding with molecules in the atmosphere. The LHC is just a device that lets scientists study those collisions.
I feel that the 'Big Bang' (BB) is a local explosion that happened to form all that we can currently see in outerspace,but that this is only one of many we'd find if we could see farther into the distance,which the dust&debris of the BB would hide from light, but 'James Webb Telescope' might see past that&find other 'BB's have happened&as they crash together they form new big bangs,in this way is conservation of energy,as it grows thinner,is also gathered together again&entropy recycles itself.
Ideas on what will be their discoveries: I think if they find something like the 'Higgs particle', that it will be linked very closely to gravitation, and that even though scientists think gravity is rather weak. What they find will be a close connection with what keeps the galaxies linked at greater distances without having to find 98% Dark surfaces that are made up of matter or antimatter. And that the 'Big Bang' will go on indefinitely until it meets another such Bang.
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Have they figured out what happened at the instance of the Big Bang or not? That's what they said we'd figure out by this past August right? Did everyone forget? Sorry, but the large hard-on collider is not cool... at least not yet.
The CERN has been permanently disabled. It will fail to operate regardless of what the staff do. None of the staff realize that the CERN will never operate. There was a real potential for a worldwide disaster. CERN is history, so enjoy the machinations to get it functional. Ciao.
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Oh, I did my homework alright and I'm glad to say that our protection did not require one of us to understand what happened. Just wait two years and when CERN is still non-operational, we can all celebrate the dead white elephant. Don't be angry, just be greatful.
The more I watch the progress of this project it baffles me why if we as a species are capable of this how is it that we seem powerless to make a larger impact on things like space travel and protecting the population from the 11 solar cycle rolling at us come 2012 - -I could be all wet...not seeing the forest for the trees
The Higgs Boson is only one of the many new things the LHC could discover. But don`t forget Fermilab in the US. It might just be able to beat the LHC concerning the Higgs Boson despite the machines much lower energy levels it is just within the range of the Higgs(if it even exists). If the LHC is damaged once more Fermilab will surely find it first. Very exiting stuff.
Exactly, nobody talks about Fermilab but LHC raises attention everywhere, in the news on forums etc. It's not like it's the only particle accelerator on the planet.
now thats a proper fridge, couldnt get much cooler than that, well, unless they used helium isotopes, but i guess that would double the cost of the whole machinery :p
haha, well, the only thing we'll find out right after the start - is if we all gonna die instanty sucked in into back hole or not :D (well, i dont believe it anyway ;))
However, all the results will be only after analyzes are done, probably years after first experiments. And most of them well be gold for the scientists, but unless you're studing physics - you'd have a hard time to understand them...
However, LHC is still one of most fascinating machines ever built :)
it is not
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She is hot and smoking legs!
rbolo29 1 year ago
Jazz!
mito0101 2 years ago
That plant is awesome!!! But am I the only one who thinks that chick is super sexy?
prinston35 2 years ago
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bez750 2 years ago 6
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Looks like another big waste of money if you ask me,why didnt they use that money to help sick and the poor?,Oh Well.But let me see a show of hands from the ones who hopes this Worthless Device wipes us all out.Come on dont be afraid,dont let the others tease you by making fun of you if you raise your hand.But i do hope to God it does kill us all,we all need to die anyways,and just remember boys and girls(SANE PPL DONT BUILD SHIT LIKE THIS) !!.
RaceAcer60 2 years ago
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Your sick and poor should go and die and reduce the surplus population.
jwpierce07 2 years ago
the money spent is negligible in comparison to, say, military spending.
jacksawild 2 years ago
Lovely! and congratulations on the first full-circle beam!
Just one wish: please add subtitles so the hard of hearing can enjoy as well, as well as allow auto-translation to non-English speakers.
Thanks in advance!
Seefood73 2 years ago
Another try at CERN, after repair's on the LHC machine, maybe, November 20 or 21. 2009 !? Protons accelerate in LHC and Collide in ATLAS, This European CERN = Government founded, established by 12 European governments in 1952, LHC = cost about 9 billion dollars !? Norway, pays about 18 millon US dollars every year, into the CERN project ! CERN has 20 member countries, as sponsor's !
bjoern23 2 years ago
its 23rd and they not colliding to about january probably :)
adzii1 2 years ago
love the background music
ratherrandombella 2 years ago
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bjoern23 2 years ago
20/12/....20-21Des=20/12=2012 ? CERN, testing full power ( LHC ) Time Travel ( black hole ) funnel from earth directly 2 outer space = super vacuum ! Hope the doors, are strong enough 2 close fast enough, so we dont lose all the oxygen, on earth, in a few days ! Or maybe stuff get' s sucked into the hole ! Each LHC end-cap is 13 metres in diametre and weighs 240 tonnes ?
Open a black hole, from the moon, 2 outer space, no danger, because of equal atmospheric pressure !
bjoern23 2 years ago
what are you smoking, man? :-)
Seefood73 2 years ago
Has anyone ever done that trick where you put paperclips between magnets and they stand up? This thing could make whole freakin trains stand up!
ceorchard 2 years ago
I predict they won't find the Higgs Boson particle. It is in theory very very large and unstable. You are not going to find that by smashing things up. It does not compute.
tinkyshearer 2 years ago
Stop talking like you know shit. It's a bit more complicated than just smashing things up. And they don't even look at the higgs boson itself, but the decay particles.
niiidar 2 years ago
I agree. I wonder how they can determine what happened seconds after the big bang by smashing hadrons, from helium. The choice of what to smash seems random, plus what if some other type of sub atomic particle was smashed? Why couldn't we determine the origins of the universe from that?
lessermystery 2 years ago
It may be cool but it's carbon footprint is very warm for the environment.
tinkyshearer 2 years ago
true, but some projects are worth investing in, because the benefits outweigh the cost. This is one. there are many better examples for ones that are not.
Seefood73 2 years ago 3
They are looking for the Higgs Boson, and as far as finding other things I predict they will discover heavier elements also at the facility
halo214r 2 years ago
look closely at 0:14 she's SHAPE SHIFTING! this is a REPTILIAN.... dont trust her
georgezimmer 2 years ago
lol youre dumb
richemont86 2 years ago
that project is so massive. i hope they discover some dark matter or something useful, otherwise some heads are going to roll. personally, i hope they open a hole into the space-time continuum.
r32adt3db 2 years ago
LoL I hope you are kidding.
TheKturner05 2 years ago
Stop worrying guys it kills us all in one go.BOOM!
hinksey777 2 years ago
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countdown to doomsday has begun
uoytubeusername 2 years ago
again
BDG013 2 years ago
This is costing a lot of money, I hope it works.
sirnighted 2 years ago
Don't worry guys nothing goes wrong. Trust me, I'm a time traveller.
chazsmateII 2 years ago
I find it funny that people who comment the LHC are usually religious and think it will destroy the world. Aren't these the folks who should be saying 'Go ahead! you won't find anything because it was God all along!' not so sure about God then aren't they?
sillyworx 2 years ago 16
haha, thats why i dont worry
BDG013 2 years ago
armaggedon is coming! :D 2010, wasnt it?
PS Good point ;)
Maverickx89 2 years ago
That's what they said the first time.... They used it and nothing happened... This clip was from last year most likely
modman1234567 2 years ago
they didnt raise the collision speeds over the typical for previous particle accelerators. The real deal only begins.
(But of cource i dont believe in this black-hole stuff, just to be correct)
Maverickx89 2 years ago
they used it and it broke. a fifty ton magnet moved 1 meter away on its own. They rebuilt the whole thing, most likely taking in consideration this new data. It should work this time.
MihaZ 2 years ago
All systems go!
markchox 2 years ago 2
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this woman's accent is absolutely maddening.
fucking hell.
jeroen198 2 years ago
you mean the guys accent
the accent of the woman isn't as bad as his
soepvorkje 2 years ago 2
Well who cares? He's good looking xD
Anyway, fantastic news! Can't wait to see a Higgs particle!
ijunkie 2 years ago 3
LHC is teh 1337
3MTARTANTAPE 2 years ago
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To me this is not cool, it is dangerous.
Its a collider??? an an atom smasher
sounds apocalyptic, doomsday like
The European Union, Nato, The Un
is well aware about Cern.
WarriorAreGodSailors 2 years ago
What part of it scares you?
PrairiePie23 2 years ago
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that it could create a black hole which would eventually, might get bigger but thats still a chance.
WarriorAreGodSailors 2 years ago
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if its a big bang that couldn't a higher power such as a God. particle in space, create a bang/or a sonic sound... with a Clap from a cosmic hand.
WarriorAreGodSailors 2 years ago
Why not? Then again, it depends how you describe the word god. If that god is knowable, then yes. If not, then no.
PrairiePie23 2 years ago
Not really. The more I know about it, the less afraid I am. Just do some poking around and I think you'll feel more secure about it.
PrairiePie23 2 years ago
bullshit
soepvorkje 2 years ago
ur a dumbass
uggles2 2 years ago 3
Before you started talking nonsense, you should have done your research. You need to understand that these collisions happen all the time on earth and in space, such as cosmic rays colliding with molecules in the atmosphere. The LHC is just a device that lets scientists study those collisions.
midnitewite 2 years ago 9
I feel that the 'Big Bang' (BB) is a local explosion that happened to form all that we can currently see in outerspace,but that this is only one of many we'd find if we could see farther into the distance,which the dust&debris of the BB would hide from light, but 'James Webb Telescope' might see past that&find other 'BB's have happened&as they crash together they form new big bangs,in this way is conservation of energy,as it grows thinner,is also gathered together again&entropy recycles itself.
TearyEyesAnderson 2 years ago
Ideas on what will be their discoveries: I think if they find something like the 'Higgs particle', that it will be linked very closely to gravitation, and that even though scientists think gravity is rather weak. What they find will be a close connection with what keeps the galaxies linked at greater distances without having to find 98% Dark surfaces that are made up of matter or antimatter. And that the 'Big Bang' will go on indefinitely until it meets another such Bang.
TearyEyesAnderson 2 years ago
The production of these videos are getting better and better, I guess they're learning while doing them. Heh.
Cool video, once again.
ParadoxTorque 2 years ago 3
yeah good observation
GuillaumeThekkadath 2 years ago
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Have they figured out what happened at the instance of the Big Bang or not? That's what they said we'd figure out by this past August right? Did everyone forget? Sorry, but the large hard-on collider is not cool... at least not yet.
joeltcola 2 years ago
cool
dclnm 2 years ago
We're counting on all of you at CERN! Thanks for everything!
jxaxmxixn 2 years ago 4
yeah! Yesss! CANT WAIT! In few months expect the creation of Higgs particles, oh it will be such a massive discovery in science!
TheOfc100 2 years ago 6
@ 6:47 , please tell me that the greatest experiment in physics isn't relying on windows !!
solomsolomol 2 years ago
lol
sepftc 2 years ago
:-D At least it 's XP and not Vista...
geevow 2 years ago 2
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The CERN has been permanently disabled. It will fail to operate regardless of what the staff do. None of the staff realize that the CERN will never operate. There was a real potential for a worldwide disaster. CERN is history, so enjoy the machinations to get it functional. Ciao.
rollsthepaul 2 years ago
i wonder what disabled the "European Council for Nuclear Research" (i.e. "The European Organization for Nuclear Research" in english ) ?
you know what's worst than trolls ?
Trolls who don't do their homework !
solomsolomol 2 years ago 4
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Oh, I did my homework alright and I'm glad to say that our protection did not require one of us to understand what happened. Just wait two years and when CERN is still non-operational, we can all celebrate the dead white elephant. Don't be angry, just be greatful.
rollsthepaul 2 years ago
Come on, you know what I mean, of course it is the LHC and I'm not a troll. Wait and see, it will never operate.
rollsthepaul 2 years ago
I don't know who you are but I'm guessing the staff knows all about CERN much better than you do.
JmSantos78 2 years ago
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:o noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo the end of the world is coming :'(
noooooooooooooooooooooo
RE4E 2 years ago
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Is this some big science experiment or something else?.....something hidden purpose?....idk
finalgenius 2 years ago
Great job! Keep doing this videos!
BlackLukeS 2 years ago 6
Now I know where to cool the beers :)
But really.. I am so impatient! I want to see smashin' protons! :D
NAMLegolas 2 years ago 3
The more I watch the progress of this project it baffles me why if we as a species are capable of this how is it that we seem powerless to make a larger impact on things like space travel and protecting the population from the 11 solar cycle rolling at us come 2012 - -I could be all wet...not seeing the forest for the trees
Snowflake70 2 years ago
idiot.
hondadrvr3 2 years ago 2
God damn it, so much PR fluff for the LHC.
Just find that fucking Higgs boson already!
RadicalAwesomeness 2 years ago
The Higgs Boson is only one of the many new things the LHC could discover. But don`t forget Fermilab in the US. It might just be able to beat the LHC concerning the Higgs Boson despite the machines much lower energy levels it is just within the range of the Higgs(if it even exists). If the LHC is damaged once more Fermilab will surely find it first. Very exiting stuff.
EUROSUN1 2 years ago
Exactly, nobody talks about Fermilab but LHC raises attention everywhere, in the news on forums etc. It's not like it's the only particle accelerator on the planet.
RadicalAwesomeness 2 years ago
why are we waiting~!
why are we waiting~!
why are we waiting~!
i cant wait! i missed the first one, i hope theres live streaming of the next one!!!
skullsamurai 2 years ago 5
!!!!Get firing already!!!!! let's see the goods
LeJamesPe 2 years ago 2
LHC just got cooler than ever before!
niiidar 2 years ago 4
now thats a proper fridge, couldnt get much cooler than that, well, unless they used helium isotopes, but i guess that would double the cost of the whole machinery :p
CurryCurry 2 years ago
START IT ALREADY!
goldragon988 2 years ago 5
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Celeon999A 2 years ago
Would also be interesting to know what the energy costs are, or at least how many trucks keep coming in.
Singul4r1ty 2 years ago
As far as I know, the electric power consumption of the city Geneva (~190.000 residents) above the LHC is doubling doing operation!
bbaacckksstteeiinn 2 years ago
so, when exactly are they going to start the lhc?
NingyoTenshi 2 years ago 4
start it already I'm dying here.
nurbsenvi 2 years ago 5
haha, well, the only thing we'll find out right after the start - is if we all gonna die instanty sucked in into back hole or not :D (well, i dont believe it anyway ;))
However, all the results will be only after analyzes are done, probably years after first experiments. And most of them well be gold for the scientists, but unless you're studing physics - you'd have a hard time to understand them...
However, LHC is still one of most fascinating machines ever built :)
Maverickx89 2 years ago 2
You don't have to study physics to understand the result of LHC
Because if it does work it might change the world.
nurbsenvi 2 years ago
oh so uh...when does the earth get swallowed up? lol
vindicta911 2 years ago
Scientists beer coolers are the best.
billythefifer 2 years ago 4
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this is so cool :>
FFSray 2 years ago 6
Anything to do with science is cool :D
RaindropsFantasia 2 years ago 5