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We have guards at JLab. I don't know what they do except bother people, and help people who got locked out of somewhere or something.
JM
Jon Miller- I AM.CANADIAN
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The Tevatron was expected to find the Higgs. There is only a very narrow range of expected Higgs values that the LHC can get and the Tevatron can't (can't might not be a correct word here either).
JM
Jon Miller- I AM.CANADIAN
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Can you actually be physically present inside of the structure where this stuff goes on and live? KH gives the impression it's just a matter of keeping a bit of distance there
Well, you would want to be pretty far from the radiation...
JM
Jon Miller- I AM.CANADIAN
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Can one of you physics nerds explain to me WTF a hybrid star with a quark matter core is and how they are (supposedly) created? I know they're supposedly found in certain neutron stars but not much beyond that.
Originally posted by KrazyHorse
(this post brought to you from the Meyrin CERN campus)
I'll be going down into the LHC tunnels tomorrow to look at the equipment. It won't make any sense to me, as I'm merely a theorist, but it ought to make for some nice pictures. I'll post them if anybody's interested.
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Some of the interior shots are fuzzy. It was a low-light situation and the room is far too big for a flash to be effective.
We were not able to access the beam tunnel. We accessed the ATLAS detector cavern. The beams travel along the smallish tunnel, which opens up into these large detector chambers at the site of every experiment. Collisions happen at the center of each detector and nowhere else.
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