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ExomatrixTV
4th July 2012, 07:07
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God particle is 'found': Scientists at Cern expected to announce on Wednesday Higgs boson particle has been discovered




Scientists 'will say they are 99.99% certain' the particle has been found
Leading physicists have been invited to event - sparking speculation that Higgs boson particle has been found
'God Particle' gives particles that make up atoms their mass
Fermi Lab in Chicago also 'closing in' on proof of Higgs boson

By Rob Cooper (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/search.html?s=&authornamef=Rob+Cooper)

Scientists at Cern will announce that the elusive Higgs boson 'God Particle' has been found at a press conference next week, it is believed.Five leading theoretical physicists have been invited to the event on Wednesday - sparking speculation that the particle has been discovered.
Scientists at the Large Hadron Collider are expected to say they are 99.99 per cent certain it has been found - which is known as 'four sigma' level.


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-00F6AB8E00000578-573_634x454.jpg The particle accelerator: It is within these tubes that physicists are hunting for the 'God' particle

Physicists first predicted that the Higgs Boson subatomic particle exists 48 years ago.

More...



Thank God this wasn't our sun! Hubble spots planet shedding atmosphere following solar flare outburst (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2166487/Nasas-Hubble-Space-Telescope-spots-planet-shedding-atmosphere-following-solar-flare.html)


Peter Higgs, the Edinburgh University emeritus professor of physics that the particle is named after, is among those who have been called to the press conference in Switzerland.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/07/01/article-2167188-13E0A1A9000005DC-582_306x439.jpg

Invite: Peter Higgs, the professor the particle is named after, has been asked to attend the press conference at Cern



The management at Cern want the two teams of scientists to reach the 'five sigma' level of certainty with their results - so they are 99.99995 per cent sure - such is the significance of the results.
Tom Kibble, 79, the emeritus professor of physics at Imperial College London, has also been invited but is unable to attend.
He told the Sunday Times: 'My guess is that is must be a pretty positive result for them to be asking us out there.'

The Higgs boson is regarded as the key to understanding the universe. Physicists say its job is to give the particles that make up atoms their mass.
Without this mass, these particles would zip though the cosmos at the speed of light, unable to bind together to form the atoms that make up everything in the universe, from planets to people.
The collider, housed in an 18-mile tunnel buried deep underground near the French-Swiss border, smashes beams of protons – sub-atomic particles – together at close to the speed of light, recreating the conditions that existed a fraction of a second after the Big Bang.

If the physicists’ theory is correct, a few Higgs bosons should be created in every trillion collisions, before rapidly decaying.


http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-0175F60A00000578-113_634x582.jpg An aerial view of the Swiss-French border, indicating the route of the Large Hadron Collider
This decay would leave behind a ‘footprint’ that would show up as a bump in their graphs.
However, despite 1,600 trillion collisions being created in the tunnel - there have been fewer than 300 potential Higgs particles.

Now it is thought that two separate teams of scientists, who run independent experiments in secret from each other, have both uncovered evidence of the particle.

However, the two groups, CMS and ATLAS, are expected to stop short of confirming its existence.
AMERICAN ACCELERATOR ALSO FINDS EVIDENCE FOR HIGGS BOSON


Physicists at a U.S. laboratory say are also close to proving the existence of the Higgs boson.
The announcement by the Fermi National Accelerator Lab outside Chicago came two days before physicists at CERN are set to unveil their own findings in the Higgs hunt.
The Fermilab scientists found hints of the Higgs in the debris from trillions of collisions between beams of protons and anti-protons over 10 years at the lab's now-shuttered Tevatron accelerator.
But the evidence still fell short of the scientific threshold for proof of the discovery of the particle, they said, in that the same collision debris hinting at the existence of the Higgs could also come from other subatomic particles.
'This is the best answer that is out there at the moment,' said physicist Rob Roser of Fermilab, which is run by the U.S. Department of Energy. 'The Tevatron data strongly point toward the existence of the Higgs boson, but it will take results from the experiments at the Large Hadron Collider in Europe to establish a firm discovery.'
Physicists not connected to Fermilab expressed cautious optimism that the long-sought particle had finally been found.
'These intriguing hints from the Tevatron appear to support the results from the LHC shown at CERN in December,' said Dan Tovey, professor of particle physics at the University of Sheffield in Britain.

'The results are particularly important because they use a completely different and complementary way of searching for the Higgs boson. This gives us more confidence that what we are seeing is really evidence of new physics rather than just a statistical fluke,' Tovey added.

Tovey said scientists will have to wait until Wednesday for the latest results from the European scientists before 'getting the full picture' concerning the Higgs boson.






http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-05BC11000000044D-335_634x458.jpg Inside: The giant project is the most enormous piece of scientific apparatus ever constructed, and is buried 100m beneath the ground

Tony
4th July 2012, 07:23
How do 'they' define God?

All that machinery for religious purposes....pull the other one!

trenairio
4th July 2012, 08:00
This is actually very big news for the scientific community

Live stream, they are giving a 175 slide presentation about the Higgs Boson: http://webcast.web.cern.ch/webcast/play_higgs.html

Bryn ap Gwilym
4th July 2012, 09:09
How do 'they' define God?

All that machinery for religious purposes....pull the other one!

Hi,

It has nothing to do with a god / omnipotent being.

It came from the particle being elusive, hence the curse, "goddamn particle".
By all accounts it was th msm & Co who corrupted the original saying to make it mean more or less.

boja
4th July 2012, 09:18
OK.
So where do they go from here ?

gs_powered
4th July 2012, 09:48
I always thought they called it "God particle" because it gives mass to atoms particles, hence the "creation" factor...
I guess that to people who believe in the Universe being created by God, the closest thing they can now get to is that maybe this was what God had to work with. Mass has to come from somewhere, to our logical understanding, so now that scientists say they know where it comes from, I'm really curious in the HOW does it really work... My guess, energy harnested from other dimensions :confused:

ExomatrixTV
4th July 2012, 10:46
http://webcast.web.cern.ch/webcast/play_higgs_alternative.html

BlueGem
4th July 2012, 12:17
Without getting into a debate about what to call the actual particle itself, "the god particle" is merely a term coined by the media to make it appealing and intriguing. Most scientists abhor this term.

Mad Hatter
4th July 2012, 12:45
Hmm...


However, despite 1,600 trillion collisions being created in the tunnel - there have been fewer than 300 potential Higgs particles.

Q - If I said to you you have a million seconds to live, how long is that ?
A - A bit over eleven and a half days.

Q - If I said to you you have a billion seconds to live, how long is that?
A - A bit over 31 years.

Q - If I said you have a trillion seconds to live, how long is that?
A - About 31,688 years

If the LHC at CERN came online Friday the 20 November 2009 then it has been operational for this type of experiment for a mere thirty months.

Lets see now thats 1600 trillion collisions achievd in thirty months, is it just me or does anyone else here have a problem with how that stacks up??

PS As a complete aside I have found the above Q & A process very useful in getting those whose strong suite is not math to comprehend the meaning of the number$ that $eem to roll $o ea$ily of the tounge$ of of politician$ and the chaterrati cla$$ when di$cu$$ing national debt.

Dorjezigzag
4th July 2012, 13:09
I have always found something quite occult like and fascinating about the LHC and I have always had a good feeling about it, I have a lot of synchronicity about the timing of this announcement.

its circular shape reminds me of the Ouroboros, and indeed as we move out of linear time things do seem to go in circles or a spiral, things definately go around in circles on this forum;)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fa/Ouroboros.png

It's inner workings remind me of the Iching
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-05BC11000000044D-335_634x458.jpg

http://www.log24.com/log/pix10/100121-Trigrams.jpg

It is interesting to note the statue outside CERN is a dancing shiva, I could go on all day about this but recommended reading is the Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra.
http://environmentalarmageddon.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/cern_shiva.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c6/The_Tao_of_Physics_by_Fritjof_Capra.jpg/220px-The_Tao_of_Physics_by_Fritjof_Capra.jpg

observer
4th July 2012, 13:48
Hmm...


However, despite 1,600 trillion collisions being created in the tunnel - there have been fewer than 300 potential Higgs particles.

[....snip]

Let's see now that's 1600 trillion collisions achieved in thirty months, is it just me or does anyone else here have a problem with how that stacks up??


The numbers will never "stack-up" even if you extrapolate out to quadrillions of experiments, Mad Hatter.

The problem with funding all of this Einsteinian Physics is that it is all a ruse.... it's all a function of the Oxford Template of Learning.... it's all just 'theory', and speculation.

Funding these types of experiments and feeding these well paid physicists is just another function of keeping the Mass of Humanity in a position of financial servitude.

Until cosmologists realize we live in an Electric Universe (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374&ei=kPM1SfiSDIruqAKNrdWkCQ&q=thunderbolts+of+the+gods+#), the understanding of any sort of "God Particle" will never be realized.

[also visit: http://www.thunderbolts.info/wp/]

The fact of the matter is, at the center of every structure in this particular universe there is an electromagnetic dipole. This includes every structure from the basic hydrogen atom to the structure of the galaxies.

There is an electromagnetic dipole at the center of all structure.

The fact that the nucleus of what Einsteinian Physicists call an atom is a dipole generating both a positive and negative charge out of the active vacuum is what holds our universe together.

Electromagnetic dipoles.... this is the true meaning of a "God Particle".

RMorgan
4th July 2012, 14:00
How do 'they' define God?

All that machinery for religious purposes....pull the other one!

Hey Tony,

According to CERN, the term was coined for Leon Lederman's popular science book on particle physics: “The God Particle: If the Universe Is the Answer, What Is the Question?”

source: http://cdsweb.cern.ch/journal/CERNBulletin/2012/28/News%20Articles/1459456?ln=en

Cheers,

Raf.

Mad Hatter
4th July 2012, 14:42
There is an electromagnetic dipole at the center of all structure.

But if this is admitted it would open the door to pre cursor engineering of this 4D reality and we couldn't have that now could we...

This is not the path of enquiry you should seek for a Star Trek replicator. Moving right along... :p

As an aside do we have a dollar figure of the cost of this, oh so important, 'discovery' to compare to the UN figures for ending world starvation which IIRC pans out to $195 billion a year??

observer
4th July 2012, 15:31
[....snip]

As an aside do we have a dollar figure of the cost of this, oh so important, 'discovery' to compare to the UN figures for ending world starvation which IIRC pans out to $195 billion a year??

The way I see it M-H, it all 'stacks-up' to one more obscene gesture toward any compassion for the Mass of Humanity.


How dare any individual think he has the right to "recreate any sort of Big Bang" regardless of the size of such an experiment, or the validity of such a Big Bang occurrence in the first place?
Who gave these individuals the right to play God with such wanton abandon?
As you already pointed-out, the cost of this experiment could easily feed the starving Masses.


This experiment is all about the elite mind-set of Shock and Awe.

There is really no difference between what these few elite are doing in the face of all compassion for Humanity than what the Templar did at Maarat al-Numaan (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maarat_al-Numaan)in the year 1098.

These self important elite might just as well be eating the flesh of dead babies in the view of those infant's mothers....

There is really no difference in the obscenity to this mind-set.

Fred Steeves
4th July 2012, 15:36
No mention of the effect of consciousness, same old same old. The "answers" always lie without, not within.

Can you tell I'm not impressed?

Cheers,
Fred

danceblackcatdance
4th July 2012, 16:18
all this talk about the God particle is so exciting it's given me a hadron :becky:

truthseekerdan
4th July 2012, 16:25
Impressive, they've 'found another illusion'... :) Happy 4th of July!

http://s3.hubimg.com/u/1358774_f1024.jpg

gigha
4th July 2012, 17:26
It would seem that National Geographic has found
The Higgs Boson. :amen:


http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/07/120704-god-particle-higgs-boson-new-cern-science/
can Mods please merge these threads :)


http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?47006-God-Particle-found-aka-Higgs-Boson-Particle-Discovered-NWO-Light-of-Lucifer-2&p=516419#post516419

Dorjezigzag
4th July 2012, 17:27
Happiness runs in a circular motion!

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-0175F60A00000578-113_634x582.jpg


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GK76
4th July 2012, 17:37
After all that they found it down the back of the sofa covered in fluff.

Thanks for the info! :)

ExomatrixTV
4th July 2012, 22:07
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ScubaMonkey
4th July 2012, 23:06
OK.
So where do they go from here ?

Hoverboards, baby! WooHoo!

observer
4th July 2012, 23:22
olNI9V508q4

psMpabzGuLo

It is only with the greatest respect that I point-out the inconsistencies with your research, ExomatrixTV.


[....snip]


Scientists "will say they are 99.99% certain" the particle has been found.

[....snip]


The evidence that is being presented as 99.9 percent certainty as proof of this elusive particle is a FREEKIN' ANIMATED CARTOON.

I expect that ol'Bugs Bunny will come cruisin' down the street in a steam roller, next.

Aren't there any other members who can see through this ruse???

crosby
5th July 2012, 00:03
observer, i believe that there is something not quite right as well. but i am at a loss as to what it is. sometimes it's down right scary what ends the ptw will go to. what are your ideas?
warmest regards, corson

bekrah
5th July 2012, 00:30
I have always found something quite occult like and fascinating about the LHC and I have always had a good feeling about it, I have a lot of synchronicity about the timing of this announcement.

its circular shape reminds me of the Ouroboros, and indeed as we move out of linear time things do seem to go in circles or a spiral, things definately go around in circles on this forum;)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/fa/Ouroboros.png

It's inner workings remind me of the Iching
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/06/08/article-0-05BC11000000044D-335_634x458.jpg

http://www.log24.com/log/pix10/100121-Trigrams.jpg

It is interesting to note the statue outside CERN is a dancing shiva, I could go on all day about this but recommended reading is the Tao of Physics by Fritjof Capra.
http://environmentalarmageddon.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/cern_shiva.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c6/The_Tao_of_Physics_by_Fritjof_Capra.jpg/220px-The_Tao_of_Physics_by_Fritjof_Capra.jpg

That is an awesome book! It really draws some very interesting parallels between eastern philosophy and modern science. I agree it is a must read!

observer
5th July 2012, 00:34
observer, i believe that there is something not quite right as well. but i am at a loss as to what it is. sometimes it's down right scary what ends the ptw will go to. what are your ideas?
warmest regards, corson

Thank you for your regards, corson.

Please refer to comment #11:

Click-on forwarding arrow to see content of comment #11.

I believe if you follow all the links I've provided in that comment, you will gain a better understanding of what is really happening in this particular 3rd density.

ThePythonicCow
5th July 2012, 00:41
The evidence that is being presented as 99.9 percent certainty as proof of this elusive particle is a FREEKIN' ANIMATED CARTOON.
That's about the best you can do (*) at this scale of energy, speed, and size. The camera on your iPhone isn't much use here :).

Whether it's real or not, and whether it means what they say it means or not ... that depends on their integrity and on whether their understandings are real.

(*) -- unless you want to get into some serious mathematics and number crunching :).

Kindred
5th July 2012, 01:33
I suggest that this entire 'physics exercise' is complete nonsense... as well as a great way to keep employed and the money flowing into certain pockets.

Please see the Keshe Foundation information, and the 'tap on, tap off' thread to understand why I say this. I'll also parrot what Nassim Haramein has pointed out... that there are No 'particles'... only Space, and Fields of Energy.

It's our Consciousness that Interprets these fields as 'reality'. Physical Reality is what our minds Create from the Energy Fields of an Infinitely Dense Space.

http://www.keshefoundation.org/en/

what they sent out to almost every nation: http://www.keshefoundation.org/en/media-a-papers/keshe-news

the thread here on PA, and my post with links to 5 videos that outline this technology:
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?44711-Keshe-Foundation-gives-free-energy-and-other-technology-to-ALL-countries.

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?44711-Keshe-Foundation-gives-free-energy-and-other-technology-to-ALL-countries.&p=512510#post512510

the 'tap on, tap off' thread: http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?46312-Tap-on-Tap-off-the-tapper.

In Unity, Peace and Love

Dorjezigzag
5th July 2012, 01:43
One man with mixed feelings about the discovery is Prof Stephen Hawking as the discovery has cost him $100!

http://theness.com/neurologicablog/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Hawking.jpg

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-18702455

ExomatrixTV
5th July 2012, 01:54
~if I am correct ... 'Visual Light' is just 1 out of 1800th of the Spectrum of Frequencies what we are capable of detecting ... and we thinking "we are it" ... lol


... we see only 0,056% of known detectable of existence frequencies! :wizard:



John Kuhles, 5 July 2012

UnrealDreams
5th July 2012, 02:00
Earth scientists are complete idiots.

miqeel
5th July 2012, 09:36
I really wish that media stopped calling it God Particle, and started calling it Higgs Boson instead. Btw, there is no certainty yet, that it is Higgs anyway, just that a particle was probably discovered, and it is a boson. It probably is Higgs, but it is not certain yet.
Calling it God Particle may confuse people that are not familiar with Standard Model. Personally I'd like if they never discovered it in the first place. It would make for much more exciting future, in which the theories describing the world would have to be rewritten.
best
m

observer
5th July 2012, 10:22
[....snip]
Whether it's real or not, and whether it means what they say it means or not ... that depends on their integrity and on whether their understandings are real.


Exactly my point, Paul.

It's a question of INTEGRITY!!!

Any member who hasn't researched what Dr. Joseph Farrell, Jim Marrs, Peter Levenda .... I could go-on - the list is endless.... any member who has any clue of the hyperdimensional physics discovered by the German (Nazi) scientists before and during the second world war, must conclude this Einsteinian Physics is nothing more than claptrap.

This hadron collider is a textbook example of the elite throwing-up a wall of smoke-and-mirrors to distract the public attention away from the 'break-away' society that has its foundations in the discoveries of inventors the likes of Nicola Tesla, and others. These discoveries were hidden-away over one hundred years ago, and have reemerged in the scalar physics of the Russian 'woodpecker' signal, and H.A.A.R.P. technologies.

I would suggest to any member to research the work of Tom Bearden if you want to gain an understanding of what is at the center of all structure in the universe.


The hadron collider is a waste of time, resources, and money.
When they first turned this project on, they weren't even sure that the experiment wouldn't 'run-away'.
The basic principal that someone has the 'right' to recreate a Big Bang is an obscenity to humanity.


In my opinion, we should stop wasting valuable bandwidth in support of the follies of the elite, and spend more time pointing-out the inconsistencies with their programs....


Note:
The research of these individuals is a perfect segway into Bill Ryan's latest thread. The insight these researchers give to the foundational understanding of what Bill is talking about in invaluable.

http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?46887-From-Bill-Ryan-the-Ultimate-Hypothesis

SKAWF
5th July 2012, 10:49
i dont know if this relates or not

but around the time of queen elizebeth the 1st,
there was a man named john dee (the original 007)
i believe he was responsible for enochian magick, or the book of enoch (or something) anywayz

i remember there was something about a 'problem' that required a solution
so john dee got in touch with macrobes who gave him this response

first, you must find a way to create energy, from matter
which they did with nuclear bombs

second you must find a way to create matter, from energy
which has proven to be quite elusive

(it may be worth noting that most equations work both ways,
and even though energy from matter, and matter from energy appear to be similar
they arent. its relatively easy to produce a bang from a bomb,
its not so easy to create a bomb from a bang!)

and also, they said, you must investigate the properties of silicon.

(this was during tudor times)

the price the macrobes charged for this information was.... blood. ours.
hence all the wars and sacrifices ever since.

i think the orginal 'problem' had something to do with getting off this planet.

ahhhhh, some of its coming back to me now.

i think the story was that a 'race' had committed crimes and were being pursued through space
they (and i dont know how much of this is actual truth) had placed a beacon on a planet in our system
which distracted the pursuers who destroyed the planet, and just in case there was a chance that this race had fled to earth,
they placed our planet in quarantine.

the bad guys wanted to get off world,
because they were aware that at a point in the future, there would be an 'event'
but the radiation belt was stopping them
and this was why john dee got in touch with the macrobes.

now, when you think that only a few decades ago,
they tried to blast a hole in the belt with nuclear bombs
it actually lends a bit of credence to this theory.
even though they made the problem worse.

so i wonder if this whole thing has been about the continuing search to produce matter from energy

danceblackcatdance
5th July 2012, 10:50
"The ontology of materialism rested upon the illusion that the kind of existence, the direct 'actuality' of the world around us, can be extrapolated into the atomic range. This extrapolation, however, is impossible . . . Atoms are not things."
Werner Heisenberg

sdv
5th July 2012, 11:21
I think this newspaper and journalist are Canadian, but the article made me chuckle. Much ado about nothing *and an obscene waste of money):

http://www.theprovince.com/technology/People+starving+Earth+mess+best+minds+doing+what/6886951/story.html

Kindred
5th July 2012, 12:20
I really wish that media stopped calling it God Particle, and started calling it Higgs Boson instead.
........
It would make for much more exciting future, in which the theories describing the world would have to be rewritten.
best
m

Truthfully, the 'Higgs boson' is a mathematical 'requirement' for conventional quantum theory to 'balance out'... but, this Entire 'theory' is a bunch of falsehoods based on (intentionally incomplete) knowledge, promoted as 'truths' (in the eyes of physicists), so as to secure endless funding. This is also a means of misdirecting the knowledge of physics in both the educational system, and the general public.

In Unity, Peace and Love

Dorjezigzag
5th July 2012, 12:47
"It’s an indication that the last 45 years of particle physics has been on the right track, and now we hope to look beyond the standard model into why particles gain mass. This may be observations of supersymmetry, other dimensions, [and other] theories that were developed to go beyond the Higgs boson."
— Rob McPherson, physics professor at the University of Victoria and spokesperson for the ATLAS Canada Collaboration

So this could prove that other dimensions exist,. I could have shown them some other dimensions but I guess I couldn’t guarantee that they would be able to come back. I would have charged a lot less than 10 billion or whatever it is though.;)


Joking aside the proof of other dimensions is a wonderful thing. This means that in some ways everyone on this thread is correct they are just looking at it from another perspective or another dimension!

This is a great track, Intergalactic, another dimension, another dimension, R.I.P Adam
Nrbc_0Pf10Q

UnrealDreams
6th July 2012, 02:13
"The ontology of materialism rested upon the illusion that the kind of existence, the direct 'actuality' of the world around us, can be extrapolated into the atomic range. This extrapolation, however, is impossible . . . Atoms are not things."
Werner Heisenberg

That's right. It's a holographic universe. Something that the mainstream will never admit. This entire venture was a complete waste of time, money, etc.

We breathe in the "God particle" with every breath. It's called Chi, orgone, aether, etc. IT is what holds the time/space fabric together. It is the bringer of all life to the universe. This is just a distraction.

Observer said it perfectly.

kemo
6th July 2012, 07:35
I'm very glad that Mr Higgs' Bison has been found. He seems a nice old chap and must be pleased to get it back. He needs to take more care of it in future though.

Mu2143
6th July 2012, 08:27
April 30th 2008/Was told not to reveal till tonight..Sep 6th 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7fHDKmzj6U&feature=my_favorites&list=FLv4ZbZoMC2nZzLMVn0B2Vyw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7fHDKmzj6U&feature=my_favorites&list=FLv4ZbZoMC2nZzLMVn0B2Vyw
Understand that threading together all the connections at the highest levels of global power requires a bit of deftness, which goes into the spiritual realms…the ancient battles over earth and the populace…the bigShiva, Detroyer of Worlds at CERN conCERN…CERN

http://duncanofinioan.wordpress.com/2011/03/22/new-interview-exotica-radio/


(This gets wild!) Aleister Crowley: the Philadelphia Experiment, dark spells; the 1930s time travel mission to stop Crowley; Preston Nicholls and the Eldridge incident (a/k/a-The Philadelphia Experiment); Montauk, vortexes, and the CERN Hadron Collider…connect the dots here…demons and the underworld (“hell”);

http://duncanofinioan.wordpress.com/2012/02/26/new-interview-with-randy-maugans/

Andreash94
6th July 2012, 12:45
god particle is love ..:wizard:

gs_powered
6th July 2012, 13:11
god particle is love ..:wizard:

If you want go there, first it is awareness, then love ;)

gs_powered
6th July 2012, 13:46
"It’s an indication that the last 45 years of particle physics has been on the right track, and now we hope to look beyond the standard model into why particles gain mass. This may be observations of supersymmetry, other dimensions, [and other] theories that were developed to go beyond the Higgs boson."
— Rob McPherson, physics professor at the University of Victoria and spokesperson for the ATLAS Canada Collaboration

So this could prove that other dimensions exist,. I could have shown them some other dimensions but I guess I couldn’t guarantee that they would be able to come back. I would have charged a lot less than 10 billion or whatever it is though.;)

That's what I think, for a long time now... Admiting there are higher dimensions creates so many hipothesis for so many things, from the creation od atoms, energy fluxes on the pyramids, and even free energy...

On another note, yes... Intergalactic is a great song :cool:

BlueGem
6th July 2012, 22:27
Was everyone excited when electricty was first discovered? Probably not, because scientists back then were seen as eccentrics, and the scientific community was mostly upper-class. Maybe in 50 years people will change their tune. Plus, if this theory was never proven in this way, then our current understanding of the universe would have remained fixed, or gone off on some flawed tangent.

It's reasonable to argue the cost of such a discovery when there are staving nations and war going on etc. However I feel infrastructure is just as important as any sum of money when dealing with these matters. It's not so easy to just take a lot of money from one place and give it to someone else and say, "Here you go, flourish. We expect you to be up to speed in no time!"

Mu2143
7th July 2012, 05:21
This guy thinks its all positive well........NOT

http://www.williamhenry.net/cern_statue.jpg
Me and Shiva, the Lord of the Dance, or Lord of the Ring, at CERN
http://www.williamhenry.net/blog_cern2.html

http://wegenerationwebservices.com/AmericanVeda/wp/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/Shiva-CERN1.jpg

jaredkayy
7th July 2012, 08:36
it's super funny to watch hipsters talk about this with their friends. the one or two who kinda know what a higgs boson really is but kinda don't, try and look super cool with their friends. ;)

Dorjezigzag
7th July 2012, 12:23
it's super funny to watch hipsters talk about this with their friends. the one or two who kinda know what a higgs boson really is but kinda don't, try and look super cool with their friends. ;)
It's even funnier to talk about it with so called scientists!

I went through a stage when I was very intrigued by the LHC and I was in communication with a lot of scientists regarding the LHC.
Many scientists today are so specialised in a particular field they have difficulty in seeing the big picture. Like the Manhattan project few are actually aware of the ultimate destination with this project.

If you look at many of the great scientists, those who are scentists in the true sense of the word, such as Einstein and Tesla, they have a mystical quality.



The most beautiful and most profound experience is the sensation of the mystical. It is the sower of all true science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead. To know that what is impenetrable to us really exists, manifesting itself as the highest wisdom and the most radiant beauty which our dull faculties can comprehend only in their primitive forms - this knowledge, this feeling is at the center of true religiousness.
( Albert Einstein - The Merging of Spirit and Science)