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great amazing..... how they got 4.4billion from somewhere for this!
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C2RL R
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those pics are pretty cool. i'd love to have worked on that installation.
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sand-eel
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oh i forgot about this, could be very interesting if it works
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FruitBooTeR
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The atom particles will travel around the 17mile route 11,245 times every second!
Thats 191165 miles a second
688194000mph?
If correct
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quote: Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
The atom particles will travel around the 17mile route 11,245 times every second!
Thats 191165 miles a second
688194000mph?
If correct
No....
Resist........
Can't hold it in..........
106'd have it in the twisties 
Well this'll be a nice birthday present for my brother, they could've done it earlier then I wouldn't have to waste the little time I might have left buying a present just incase it doesn't happen 
Meh, go for it I say, don't really see why they need to know what happened billionths of a second after the big bang Scientists are just nosey gits 
Any cs ladies up for some fun before we all die?
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sand-eel
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quote: Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
The atom particles will travel around the 17mile route 11,245 times every second!
Thats 191165 miles a second
688194000mph?
If correct
just under the speed of light
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Cavey
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From what i've read before there's more chance of winning the lottery 10 times in a row or something than creating a black hole.
Being a nerd, i think it's an awesome thing to do
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sand-eel
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speed of light is 186000 miles a second
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FruitBooTeR
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quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
speed of light is 186000 miles a second
Well if their figures are correct and it is 191165 miles a second then theoretically cant they use it as a time machine?
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Tom
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The hadron flux capacicollider
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corsa - gus
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Yes, if you read the article in the sun it says this.
Only the chances of time travel being created are about as good as Angelina Jolie coming on corsa sport and inviting us all round to hers for a gang bang whilst Katie Holmes watches.
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corsa - gus
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quote: Originally posted by Tom
The hadron flux capacicollider
Sounds like the thing in Dude wheres my car
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Robbo
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There was a qualioty Megastructures on about this a few weeks back
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sand-eel
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quote: Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
speed of light is 186000 miles a second
Well if their figures are correct and it is 191165 miles a second then theoretically cant they use it as a time machine?
strange that can't be right then, as you can't go faster than the speed of light.
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sand-eel
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I said "just under the speed of light" because i heard it was.
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FruitBooTeR
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quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
quote: Originally posted by FruitBooTeR
quote: Originally posted by sand-eel
speed of light is 186000 miles a second
Well if their figures are correct and it is 191165 miles a second then theoretically cant they use it as a time machine?
strange that can't be right then, as you can't go faster than the speed of light.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faster-than-light
A lot to read
Proberly some useful info in there somewhere...
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smack
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with any luck a mini black hole will appear over the sun newspapers headquaters and suck it up into space, then nicely goes away
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andy1868
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this picture makes me smile

[Edited on 04-09-2008 by andy1868]
[Edited on 04-09-2008 by andy1868]
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little_duke
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damn,dont want this to happen.got trax sunday

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John
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It's nothing to do with time travel 
I also bet nobody at the sun knows what a black hole is.
They should make a black hole that sucks in stupid people.
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Hammer
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Must.............................resist..........................racism
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FruitBooTeR
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quote: Originally posted by John
It's nothing to do with time travel 
I also bet nobody at the sun knows what a black hole is.
They should make a black hole that sucks in stupid people.
Course it has, If they have the ability to make matter travel at speeds FTL then they are one step closer to time travel.
http://sheol.org/throopw/tachyon-pistols.html
An as for Black holes thats just GCSE Physics
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John
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They can't accelerate the particles faster than the speed of light anyway but that doesn't give you time travel.
I'm sure somebody has made some photons go faster than the speed of light somewhere, we still can't time travel like you mean.
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corsa - gus
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No you can't time travel but theoretically you are seeing something that has already happened. Just like watching tele
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smack
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nucular war will happen anyway if this dosent. as soon as MCcain is in power its game over for alot of people
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