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RE: Recreating the early universeBy Anonymous on April 23, 2008, 2:25 pmMom... this is the stuff of my generation. We are finally using our big evolved brains for a good use. This is why I want to learn.
watch out for the magnetic pull on the earthBy Anonymous on May 6, 2008, 5:19 amWant to know how flying objects from the heavens work ,well use already have a good idea and this one either will cause the magnetic pull on the earth to start ,start off the plates in the pacific ocean to shift , explode with that much force it will send the earth on a different axis and leave a crator the size of the one in the american desert (similar pattern) and in return will co-inside with the bible and the myans predition !!!!!!!!THINK ABOUT IT
"The LHC will operate at 1.9By Anonymous on April 24, 2008, 3:23 am"The LHC will operate at 1.9 Kelvin (about 300 degrees Celsius below room temperature)," LOL, sounds like a typical journalist error. Nothing is colder than −273.15 degree celsius.
Re "saying 1.9 deg K is 300 deg C < RmTemp" = error or notBy Anonymous on April 26, 2008, 3:01 amError? I don't think so, necessarily. "Room temperature" is not typically zero deg. Celsius -- at least not in my house.
It's correctBy Anonymous on April 24, 2008, 7:20 amNot if room temprature was about 26.85 C