Any news on the first run of the Super Collider?

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Any news on the first run of the Super Collider?

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I know it goes on-line today.... but haven't heard anything. Did they bring it up to 100%?
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yep..and now everyone is a goat.
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Sweet!!!!!!!!
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I thought it was the 10th...damn premature goats!
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Thanks Kyle! :)


*Oh boy! They are going to make a black hole by accident and then all hell is going to bust loose*
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*maybe a window into another dimension*

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Well, on the bright side if they were to annihilate matter and anti-matter, we probably wouldn't feel a thing, we'd all be blown to bits very quickly, we wouldn't feel any pain.
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They're just testing it with beams in one direction, I guess some time will have to pass before they start analyzing real collisions.
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Indy wrote:Everything's fine, except for the time distortion rift that opened up and allowed a jet engine from a week in the future come crashing through...
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live web cam from CERN, kinda interesting i suppose............

http://www.lhcfeed.com/
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Mark wrote:live web cam from CERN, kinda interesting i suppose............

http://www.lhcfeed.com/
I clicked on that and thought "how boring, a webcam showing particle smashing" then *poof*.

Wait until somebody hacks into that place.
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MadDoctor wrote:I know it goes on-line today.... but haven't heard anything. Did they bring it up to 100%?
Apparently, the LHC is being prepared for high energy particle collisions, but the tests won't take place for at least a month or two. The exciting stuff is yet to come.
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stevebakh wrote:Apparently, the LHC is being prepared for high energy particle collisions, but the tests won't take place for at least a month or two. The exciting stuff is yet to come.
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