Science Higgs Boson found?

I'll summarise the Twitter page for those who prefer their IQ to remain above room temperature: 'Scientists have found the God particle. Stupid atheists can't deny the existence of God any longer.'

Can we rename it 'the Probe particle'?

Let them have their God particle.

As long as I can have my Oh-my-god-particle. :lol:
 
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Wow.
The most important scientific discovery that 99.9% of people don't understand.
 
Who came up with the glorious Idea to call it the God-particle anyways? It was bound to lead to confusion... Probably a journalist?


The most important scientific discovery that 99.9% of people don't understand.

To be fair, I don't quite understand it either. I know that its practicaly rock-hard proof that the standard model is correct, which certainly is cool, but I don't know nuffin' about particle physics, so I can't quite make out what that means...

As long as I can have my Oh-my-god-particle.

Ah yes... I still wonder how I would explain it to my insurance if one of those hit me in the head... :shifty:
 
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The discovery of this boson is another step that will allow more progresses in particle physics, and maybe a better understanding of "dark matter". It is by no way the "ultimate particle" as it has been suggested in some media that had no other interest than "selling paper", as usual.
 
Not sure if mentally challenged or trolling.
It's obviously trolling. Notice how DerpParticle is 'retweeting' illogical posts, and he mentioned it's for the humor.


Wow.
The most important scientific discovery that 99.9% of people don't understand.
I've taught myself a bit about the four forces and quantum mechanics, but Quantum Field Theory confused me the instant I started reading about it. It takes much effort to truly understand this subject, but quantum processes may always seem very unusual.
 
Thou shall not take the name of the Higgs-Boson in vain :rolleyes:
 
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Can I get pills against Higgs bosons for reducing my mass?
 
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The Standard Model is incomplete, Newman said, because it doesn't account for the particles that make up 84 percent of the matter in the universe: the invisible substance known as dark matter.

That's a big assumption. Currently we have no evidence that dark matter is made of particles.
 
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Heh.
That reminds me of one crackpot here who was saying, that due to E=mc^2 most of your mass is turned to energy when you sleep, so you have dreams of flying. :facepalm:
 
That's a big assumption. Currently we have no evidence that dark matter is made of particles.

General consensus though is that it is made up of a new brand of elementary particles. Here's an interesting article: [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weakly_interacting_massive_particles"]Weakly interacting massive particles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]

Again, the existence is hypothesized. Still interesting. Again due to the fact that they are so incredibly massive and only interact with weak force/gravity, the probability of an observational event is very very low. Very cool stuff though.
 
Did the rights grant to the particles when they are captured are the same that those reserved to the humans, in the same circumstances?

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