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Topic: Parallel worlds may be found soon at CERN
metalwing's photo
Tue 03/01/11 07:35 PM


Just an update. CERN has decided to keep the power "turned down" this year for fear of another explosion like the one that happened last year. The really big tests that were proposed still won't happen for probably at least two years since they plan to shut the system down in 2013 for maintenance.

They should have built it in space (yeh I know it would have increased the cost)...

A so called 'superheavy' would be much easer to 'detect' in a micro gravity environment.

Gravity has a tendancy to effect the 'energy fields' one uses within its well...

Why else do you think them darn 'superheavys' don't exist on Earth?


No one knows. One theory is that they jump into another dimension. Watching the "poof" would be a big discovery.

AdventureBegins's photo
Tue 03/01/11 07:41 PM



Just an update. CERN has decided to keep the power "turned down" this year for fear of another explosion like the one that happened last year. The really big tests that were proposed still won't happen for probably at least two years since they plan to shut the system down in 2013 for maintenance.

They should have built it in space (yeh I know it would have increased the cost)...

A so called 'superheavy' would be much easer to 'detect' in a micro gravity environment.

Gravity has a tendancy to effect the 'energy fields' one uses within its well...

Why else do you think them darn 'superheavys' don't exist on Earth?


No one knows. One theory is that they jump into another dimension. Watching the "poof" would be a big discovery.

Earth has an electromagnetic field and a 'large' gravity field (relative to an atom).

A 'superheavy' would react not well to either. It may not even be able to form with all of the 'threoretical' elements present and 'energised' with the proper 'juice'... Cause the Earths fields interfere at the moment of 'conception' and prevents it. (sorta like trying to 'freeze' a pot of boiling water - with the fire still on).

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Wed 03/02/11 02:58 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Wed 03/02/11 03:00 PM

Maybe they'll schedule a big test for December 21, 2012? Even if the test is a complete disaster it could still prove the Mayan's right.laugh laugh


That date came to my mind too. It is supposed to be "The end of time as we know it."

I think alternate realities and parallel universes exist. It feels like I came from one of them. :smile:

If everything we think we know changes, our concept of time and space will likely be one of them.

If we are actually inside of a simulated holographic reality,or computer generated world, maybe they will find out how to escape.

Or how to shut it down.

We might wake up as blobs inside of test tubes connected to a computer.

In any case, I find it very interesting. Life as we know it could be destroyed, or changed. Hey, I'm 62 years old. Not looking forward to living out the rest of my life in the Alzheimer's Unit anyway.

Now where did I put my purse....huh

paul1217's photo
Wed 03/02/11 04:15 PM

doesn't this research also boarder on Worm Hole theory too? If they open a breach between universes things could go very wrong.

Supposedly the creation of a hypothetical heissman/bose particle was supposed to equal doomsday too!


I remember hearing stories, rumors, during the construction and testing of the CERN facility that all of the setbacks encountered at the facility were the result of scientists from the future trying to stop the facility from operating. The story, probably begun by a paranoid conspiracy theorist, went something like this:

"After full start up of the facility it somehow generated a wormhole in the fabric of time and destroyed the planet or humanity in the future. Before it's destruction scientist working at the facility in the future return through the wormhole and attempt to sabotage the facility."

Now if they travel back in time through a wormhole that destroys the future, and are successful in preventing the wormhole from forming, then how did they get back here to prevent the wormhole?

Perhaps the scientific quest to find the elusive "God particle" will in fact allow more than the scientists to find God, then we can just ask him.

laugh oops rofl rofl spock

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Wed 03/02/11 04:30 PM
Edited by Jeanniebean on Wed 03/02/11 04:31 PM


doesn't this research also boarder on Worm Hole theory too? If they open a breach between universes things could go very wrong.

Supposedly the creation of a hypothetical heissman/bose particle was supposed to equal doomsday too!


I remember hearing stories, rumors, during the construction and testing of the CERN facility that all of the setbacks encountered at the facility were the result of scientists from the future trying to stop the facility from operating. The story, probably begun by a paranoid conspiracy theorist, went something like this:

"After full start up of the facility it somehow generated a wormhole in the fabric of time and destroyed the planet or humanity in the future. Before it's destruction scientist working at the facility in the future return through the wormhole and attempt to sabotage the facility."

Now if they travel back in time through a wormhole that destroys the future, and are successful in preventing the wormhole from forming, then how did they get back here to prevent the wormhole?


That future must have been a parallel universe. Apparently in a multiverse, there are many futures.



Perhaps the scientific quest to find the elusive "God particle" will in fact allow more than the scientists to find God, then we can just ask him.

laugh oops rofl rofl spock


A god-particle is not "God." It is simply the first building block of reality. It knows nothing and doesn't care.

Now why did I come in here? I forgot.what

paul1217's photo
Thu 03/03/11 12:59 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BXzugu39pKM

Let's get that thing up to speed, we're ready for full power experiments. spock oops spock

AdventureBegins's photo
Thu 03/03/11 07:20 PM
Edited by AdventureBegins on Thu 03/03/11 07:20 PM
Would just swallow the CERN...

Not enough energy in that device to create a self sustaining singularity...

however I personally don't believe a 'singularity' would form at the 'target'...

I think it would form in the 'center' of the 'excited circle' that 'juices' the beam. (have they got any detectors there?)

One thing I have noticed about the singularities that have supposedly been 'found' in deep space...

they all rotate at high speed.

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Fri 03/04/11 06:09 AM
Would someone please explain to me what a singularity is?

metalwing's photo
Fri 03/04/11 06:43 AM

Would someone please explain to me what a singularity is?


Simply put, it is a point so tiny that it has no dimension.


When a star, say ten times the mass of our Sun, explodes it leaves a core that does not have the fuel to keep burning. Without the heat to keep the particles apart, gravity crushes them together making the core denser and the forces of gravity higher.

In the process of the star exploding the gravity is so high the electrons are crushed into the protons leaving just neutrons. This process releases neutrinos which is actually what blows the upper layers of the star apart (supernova) leaving only the core.

The star's core can then be left as a neutron star or, with sufficient mass, have enough core gravity to cause even the neutrons to crush into quarks which don't take up much volume so the core falls into a higher and higher density condition warping space to the point where space in falling into the gravity well faster than the speed of light. At that point, light cannot escape so a black hole exists.

The laws of physics do not deal well with infinites so a condition where time, space, and matter are crushed into an infinitely small space so the math falls apart. At that point, the core of the star is simply referred to as a singularity and the math speculation begins.


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Fri 03/04/11 06:54 AM
Simply put, it is a point so tiny that it has no dimension.



Really? Wow. That is something I think about a lot.

Infinity.

Guess what?

I am a singularity, deep within my core.

That singularity is a door to another world.

waving

metalwing's photo
Fri 03/04/11 08:25 AM

Simply put, it is a point so tiny that it has no dimension.



Really? Wow. That is something I think about a lot.

Infinity.

Guess what?

I am a singularity, deep within my core.

That singularity is a door to another world.

waving



Beware. Some doors are trapdoors!:wink:

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Fri 03/04/11 08:28 AM
I suspect the door is one that connects the player to the avatar inside of this giant computer simulated universe. bigsmile

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