CERN proposing new atom smasher almost twice the size of LHC

[Ross]

Scientists gathered in Paris on Monday were encouraged by the results of the $10 billion Large Hadron Collider run by CERN, a particle physics laboratory outside Geneva. A smaller collider called Tevatron is run by Fermilab near Chicago. Both are highly complex machines that took years to bring to fruition.

Rolf Heuer, head of CERN, said at a press conference in Paris that he is "pretty happy" about what scientists have so far discovered from the LHC about how the universe was created.

The machine is "opening a new era of research."

But he said there will be a need for a new linear collider. It is the "interplay and combination of results" between the two different types of atom smashers that allows high-energy physics to advance, he said.

More than 1,000 physicists have gathered in Paris to hear the latest results of the LHC — and the preparations for its successor — at the International Conference on High Energy Physics, which runs through July 28.

The experiments are more about shaping our understanding of how the universe was created than immediate improvements to technology in our daily lives.

Scientists are attempting to simulate the moments after the Big Bang nearly 14 billion years ago, which they theorize was the creation of the universe.

Plans for the next step include a euro10 billion ($12.85 billion), 50-kilometer (31-mile) tunnel called the International Linear Collider, and the Compact Linear Collider, or CLIC, which has not yet been priced.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100726/ap_on_sc/eu_france_atom_smashers

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Ross

[Operator]

Well, didn't Nassim Haramein predict that they would keep asking for larger and larger colliders ... Apparently he was right (again).

[Ross]

The LHC, a circular proton-proton synchrotron, will operate at the highest energies any particle accelerator has ever achieved. The International Linear Collider will explore the same energy range using a different approach. By colliding electrons with positrons, the International Linear Collider would provide results with extraordinary precision, enabling the exploration of unknown regions of science – the "Terascale", so named after energies approaching Tera –electronvolts (trillions of electronvolts or TeV).

The great precision of its electron-positron collisions would allow the ILC to act as a telescope to explore energies far beyond those that any accelerator could ever directly achieve.

http://www.linearcollider.org/about/Why-do-we-need-the-ILC/The-science


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Ross

[PINEAL-PILOT-IN MERKABAH]

MORE TINKERING WITH INFINITY! i agree with the above poster and what harremian says. keep going down the rabbit hole you silly scinetists. in fact after not so much research maybe 12 months or so ,i found most physics is theoretical at that level and i dont beleive in particle physics or god particles ect. i go for the electric , continouse creation feedback loop veiw of the universe.

imo this stuff is just sorcery(matter manupulation) and their ever expanding egos to conquer the uiniverse and over take nature, very luceferian.