Are we all going to die in October?

[CityMiner]

A mad thought

If in fact Albert was slightly wrong and acceleration of a particle can in fact cross the speed of light boundary then perhaps it also crosses the time boundary and in fact somehow then is in the past - it causes a fault as at such speeds failures can easily happen to the infrastructure. Since the machine becomes inactive then the particle then slows and returns to our time frame, leaving us now an inoperable machine. All we see is that the experiment started but then the machine failed - My proposal is in fact it didn't breakdown, but was wrecked by a super-light speed series of pulverising particles.

 

[sinner]

Maybe he meant October 2009

 

[sam76]

Looks like it's back on in September

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,28348,25663512-5014239,00.html

 

[jono1887]

A mad thought

If in fact Albert was slightly wrong and acceleration of a particle can in fact cross the speed of light boundary then perhaps it also crosses the time boundary and in fact somehow then is in the past - it causes a fault as at such speeds failures can easily happen to the infrastructure. Since the machine becomes inactive then the particle then slows and returns to our time frame, leaving us now an inoperable machine. All we see is that the experiment started but then the machine failed - My proposal is in fact it didn't breakdown, but was wrecked by a super-light speed series of pulverising particles.

Its been proven many times that the fastest thing anything could reach is the speed of light. Because of famous formula e=mc^2 in order to reach the speed of light, you would need infinite energy... there is no source of infinite energy in this universe so you can forget that idea all together.

 

[jono1887]

Looks like it's back on in September

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,28348,25663512-5014239,00.html

LOL, their billion dollar machine 'overheated'

 

[CityMiner]

Yes - as I expected, lots of faults result in high energy levels.

My guess is they will always have faults that stop their tests and when they examine the machinery afterwards, there will be many other faults after each test - thats reasonably obvious, not because of imperfect building or processes, but because of speed-time-energy levels being switched.

Please have an open mind and widen his equation to encompass c boundary crossings ie: another parameter - yes e = mc^2 + something else. I too grew up to believe his equation was perfect, but you must remember he spent the 2nd half of his life trying to find a link between space-time-mass - and let us think for a moment that he had indeed found it - with my little additions etc.......

Wouldn't it be good to have Albert on the CERN team now.

I still think CERN has indeed run a successful test and surfaced a new physics.

 

[CityMiner]

CERN is On. Lets watch out for the warp.

 

[Garpal Gumnut]

I met a bloke in the Ross Island Hotel last week who assured me that people from the future able to travel back in time have put the kibosh on CERN as it could cause a black hole and suck us all in to it.

He is a retired physicist.

He may be right.

gg