Light Eye
11-08-2004, 02:23 AM
Dear Friends,
http://www.unknowncountry.com/news/?id=4246
Be Well, BE LOVE.
David
God Particle...or God Himself?
07-Nov-2004
Hubble Deep Field--Click for Detail The legendary particle that physicists
thought explained the basic question of why matter has mass, often called the
?God particle,? probably does not exist, and now a few scientists are beginning
to consider the idea that what might be there is not a particle at all, but some
sort of consciousness or intelligence, that would mean that the universe does
indeed have a God. However, the conventional Higgs search is no concentrating on
the notions that there may be something about Quantum Entanglement that explains
the absence of the Higgs, or that the particle itself may be heavier than
expected, and thus not detectable in the particle acceleration experiments that
have been used thus far.
Researchers who have spent years analyzing data from the LEP accelerator at the
CERN nuclear physics lab near Geneva, Switzerland say that the elusive Higgs
boson, which is central to the theory on which physicists base their whole
understanding of matter, does not exist. If there is no Higgs, they are totally
unable to explain mass.
The current model of the universe says that a collection of fundamental
particles make up matter, including muons, electrons, neutrinos and quarks. In
the 1960s, researchers successfully worked out how these particles interact and
bind with each other using strong and weak nuclear forces.
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http://www.unknowncountry.com/news/?id=4246
Be Well, BE LOVE.
David
God Particle...or God Himself?
07-Nov-2004
Hubble Deep Field--Click for Detail The legendary particle that physicists
thought explained the basic question of why matter has mass, often called the
?God particle,? probably does not exist, and now a few scientists are beginning
to consider the idea that what might be there is not a particle at all, but some
sort of consciousness or intelligence, that would mean that the universe does
indeed have a God. However, the conventional Higgs search is no concentrating on
the notions that there may be something about Quantum Entanglement that explains
the absence of the Higgs, or that the particle itself may be heavier than
expected, and thus not detectable in the particle acceleration experiments that
have been used thus far.
Researchers who have spent years analyzing data from the LEP accelerator at the
CERN nuclear physics lab near Geneva, Switzerland say that the elusive Higgs
boson, which is central to the theory on which physicists base their whole
understanding of matter, does not exist. If there is no Higgs, they are totally
unable to explain mass.
The current model of the universe says that a collection of fundamental
particles make up matter, including muons, electrons, neutrinos and quarks. In
the 1960s, researchers successfully worked out how these particles interact and
bind with each other using strong and weak nuclear forces.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]