No technical obstacles to new giant particle collider in Europe: CERN
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
Seems a bit excessive.
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
I mean if China wants to spend 17 billion euros on building a giant ring, let them???
I'm all for science but I think we have bigger concerns right now then smashing particles together.
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
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I mean if China wants to spend 17 billion euros on building a giant ring, let them???
I'm all for science but I think we have bigger concerns right now then smashing particles together.
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
Obligatory
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Because it's interesting for science, worst case we de precision Higgs physics, best case, we finally find SUSY, extra dimensions or whatever.
Among all the technology developed using LHC money 30 to 20 years ago, the most famous would be the Web (Sharing documents as Web pages linked through hypertext link) but it also gave a huge push to superconducting magnet, vacuum and even detector technology. With everyday application in health (e.g. Imaging) but also enabling research in other field (Particle accelerators are way more common than you think)
Finally, I am rather competing with Russia/China using particle accelerators than guns and tanks
So it looks like a way better investment than fighter jet or tax discount for billionaires
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Because it's interesting for science, worst case we de precision Higgs physics, best case, we finally find SUSY, extra dimensions or whatever.
Among all the technology developed using LHC money 30 to 20 years ago, the most famous would be the Web (Sharing documents as Web pages linked through hypertext link) but it also gave a huge push to superconducting magnet, vacuum and even detector technology. With everyday application in health (e.g. Imaging) but also enabling research in other field (Particle accelerators are way more common than you think)
Finally, I am rather competing with Russia/China using particle accelerators than guns and tanks
So it looks like a way better investment than fighter jet or tax discount for billionaires
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To see what happens when we point the pew at the pew.
Also the discovery of the Higgs Boson, precision measurement of fundamental constants, and creating the largest collaboration of scientists, engineers, and techicians in the history of humankind.
But mostly the pew pew
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
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Not with that attitude
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just wait until you hear what happens when an artillery shell gets within a certain distance of a tank
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just wait until you hear what happens when an artillery shell gets within a certain distance of a tank
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I know what happens in reality -- I'm a Ukrainian veteran. But I'm not sure what you want to say.
they collide
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they collide
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There is real competition" from China in particular, she cautioned, hailing that the giant FCC "project is absolutely on the good track" and urging states to release the funding needed to move forward.
I don't think that this is a good idea... after the LHC was activated in 2008 we somehow broke the universe and ended up in THIS timeline, i don't want to think about the possibilities if they activate an even bigger particle collider!
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I don't think that this is a good idea... after the LHC was activated in 2008 we somehow broke the universe and ended up in THIS timeline, i don't want to think about the possibilities if they activate an even bigger particle collider!
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