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Go Ask ALICE: Learning About the Big Bang

By Guest PostDecember 15, 20101 commentSciencea lead ion collider experiment, alice, bang, big, big bang, CERN, european organization for nuclear research, galaxies, geneva, john harris, Large Hadron Collider, lhc, particle accelerator, particles, planets, soup, stars, switzerland, universe, yale

Nearly 14 billion years ago, the universe began with a bang — a big one.

Scientists believe that the universe and everything within it began as an extremely hot, dense “soup” that eventually gave rise to galaxies, stars, planets and life and that continues to expand to this day.

Now scientists around the world are pushing back the frontiers of our understanding about the moment the universe was born using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), a giant particle accelerator at CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) near Geneva, Switzerland. (more…)

Time Machine Built in Europe, Russian Scientists Say

By PravdaAugust 7, 2010Science Fictionbig bang, black hole, center of the european council for nuclear research, CERN, closed time-like curve, energy, france protons, Galaxy, igor volovich, irina arefyeva, kip thorne 2008, Large Hadron Collider, lhc, physicist, russian physicists, science fiction, steklov, switzerland, time travel, universe, wormholes

Russian physicists seriously believe that the Large Hadron Collider can be used for time travel. However, it will only happen when it starts working at full capacity and stops breaking down. If earlier time travel was considered science fiction, now it suddenly turned into the favorite pet project of theoretical physicists. Renowned physicist Kip Thorne of the California Institute of Technology once said in one of his lectures:

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Not the End, may be the Beginning

By ShamsSeptember 9, 2008ScienceCERN, Large Hadron Collider, universe

The quest for knowledge about the Universe or more clearly to know the ‘creation’, led scientists to begin one of the most expensive experiments in history. The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will be active from tomorrow, 10 September. Scientists will analyze the results of particle collisions to understand the creation of the Universe.

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Complete understanding of everything

By ShamsMay 14, 2008ScienceADD model, Large Hadron Collider, string, String Theory

Our Universe is made of particles – the smallest, most indivisible building blocks of our world are particles. – No, not any more!!

The world is made of extremely small vibrating loops called ‘strings’ and they must vibrate in 11 dimensions to properly constitute the Universe. The String theory says this. A string is one-dimensional contrary to the elementary particles which have no dimensions. Now the different ways the strings vibrate give particles their unique properties. That’s why a book is different than a tree.

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Go Ask ALICE: Learning About the Big Bang

Time Machine Built in Europe, Russian Scientists Say

Not the End, may be the Beginning

Complete understanding of everything