Higgs Boson Confirmed!!

The ATLAS and CMS teams at CERN have published their observations of their research into the Higgs particle. The articles have been peer-reviewed by almost 6,000 researchers who all agreed, "yep...it's a boy!"

There are links to the papers on the CERN site.

http://public.web.cern.ch/public/
BoneRemakesays...

>> ^messenger:

Boo for propagating the "God particle" meme. It's just mass; it's not god. And this is ancient news, relatively. And it's delivered so fluffily. Boo all around.


Sir, please try our Camembert sample or possibly our finest aged cheddar for that big fuckin' bottle of wine you have.

messengersays...

Unoriginal insult, missed the mark besides, boo.>> ^BoneRemake:

>> ^messenger:
Boo for propagating the "God particle" meme. It's just mass; it's not god. And this is ancient news, relatively. And it's delivered so fluffily. Boo all around.

Sir, please try our Camembert sample or possibly our finest aged cheddar for that big fuckin' bottle of wine you have.

Hybridsays...

Ummm.... no.... The Higgs Boson is NOT confirmed by these new papers! It is again, merely proof that they have found a new particle while looking for the Higgs. It is not proven to be the Higgs yet.

Sagemindsays...

"Speaking to a packed audience Wednesday morning in Geneva, CERN director general Rolf Heuer confirmed that two separate teams working at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) are more than 99 percent certain they've discovered the Higgs boson, aka the God particle—or at the least a brand-new particle exactly where they expected the Higgs to be.

The long-sought particle may complete the standard model of physics by explaining why objects in our universe have mass—and in so doing, why galaxies, planets, and even humans have any right to exist."

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2012/07/120704-god-particle-higgs-boson-new-cern-science/

GeeSussFreeKsays...

Even if it is the Higg's, from my limited understanding, you have to use a linear accelerator to gauge the spin state of a particle (of which it needs 0 spin to be the "Higgs" and a whole number to be a boson).

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