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venerdì 12 settembre 2008
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CERN LHC Test 9th September 2008
In what is probably the biggest physics experiment in history, today marks the first successful test of the Large Hadron Collidor in Geneva by sending a beam of protons through the the entire underground ring that makes up the world’s largest particle collider. The beam sent through travels through the 17 mile underground ring and nearly the speed of light and can make 11,000 laps through the tube every second.
Officials with CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) dubbed the test a success today and the next step will be to send a beam of protons through the tunnel in the opposite direction. Today’s beam went clockwise and the next trial will be to send the beam counter-clockwise.
If successful then the team will be able to work towards the ultimate goal of sending protons through the tunnel in both directions at the same time, having them collide to simulate what may have happened immediately after the “big bang”, which is theorized to have created the universe.
It seems that not everyone is as excited as the world-wide group of scientists involved in this experiment with successful tests. Some skeptics argue that the collision of particles in the collider could cause micro black-holes with strong gravitational pulls and potentially wreak havoc on the planet.
The Large Hadron Collider is still about a year away from operation at full power and could eventually lead to more information about dark matter and could even reveal new dimensions of space and time where previous smaller colliders could not. via
Officials with CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) dubbed the test a success today and the next step will be to send a beam of protons through the tunnel in the opposite direction. Today’s beam went clockwise and the next trial will be to send the beam counter-clockwise.
If successful then the team will be able to work towards the ultimate goal of sending protons through the tunnel in both directions at the same time, having them collide to simulate what may have happened immediately after the “big bang”, which is theorized to have created the universe.
It seems that not everyone is as excited as the world-wide group of scientists involved in this experiment with successful tests. Some skeptics argue that the collision of particles in the collider could cause micro black-holes with strong gravitational pulls and potentially wreak havoc on the planet.
The Large Hadron Collider is still about a year away from operation at full power and could eventually lead to more information about dark matter and could even reveal new dimensions of space and time where previous smaller colliders could not. via
CERN LHC TEST
end of the world?, the Large Hadron Collider ( LHC )
Sony Ericsson G705 slider
Sony is simply come from the official word in its new G705 slider handset, and this is not bad looking at Gizmo. There's a 2.4 inch TFT with auto-rotation, A-GPS, DLNA, quad-band GSM and Assisted GPS, Bluetooth 2.0, FM radio, camera 3.2-megapixel with flash and Java-based OS. Telephones also got a full HTML browser, e-mail for Exchange ActiveSync, Google's shortcut key to Google Maps and suchlike and watching YouTube and direct transfer. Tri-Band HSDPA gives it "turbo-speed 3G", according to Sony Ericsson worldwide product marketing, which is a bit confusing at least, but it is interesting G705u SE version, which is the first UMA-enabled phone ... although this is only the issue of Great Britain. The U.S. version is expected in early 2009, price info yet to be decided.
(Via gizmodo)
(Via gizmodo)
