CERN’s Ambitious Plan to Build the Largest Particle Smasher Ever
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The LHC is the world’s largest particle collider, but has it hit its limit? An international community of physicists are calling for a new CERN “discovery machine” that can reach even higher collision energies and potentially unlock the biggest mysteries of our universe.
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“The document offers several preliminary designs for a Future Circular Collider (FCC) - which would be the most powerful particle smasher ever built - with different types of collider ranging in cost from around €9 billion (US$10.2 billion) to €21 billion. It is the lab’s opening bid in a priority-setting process called the European Strategy for Particle Physics Update, which will take place over the next two years and will affect the field’s future well into the second half of the century.”
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“It doesn’t seem like collisions of particles with no mass should be able to produce the “mass-giving” boson, the Higgs. But every other second at the LHC, they do.”
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“But physicists understand little about the omnipresent Higgs field, or the fateful moment in the early universe when it suddenly shifted from having zero value everywhere (or in other words, not existing) into its current, uniformly valued state. That shift, or “symmetry-breaking” event, instantly rendered quarks, electrons and many other fundamental particles massive, which led them to form atoms and all the other structures seen in the cosmos.”
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Of course
Hell yeah!
Definitely!
So why is the information from the colliders worth many many billions $?
I just have one question: What with the danger of higgs bozon in superposition? Prof. Stephen Hawking warned about this ("this" being "experimentation on particles in higher energies") and I tend to listen to his words.
We in Germany spent 15 billion dollars on a airport that doesn't even work so funding for this should be possible xD
You also foolishly shut down all your nuclear reactors, producing more greenhouse gases annually (now would be a good time to invest in advanced nuclear - see thorium molten salt reactors)
Scrap the building and sell it off to fund something else 🤣
In Turkey, we spent $11.7 billion on the new Istanbul Aiport. Erdogan only knows how to put useless expensive buildings like skyscrapers and stupid bridges just like the Saudi Arabians. The had 25 years to make a difference. You guys are lucky because you are aware of how important science and engineering are.
shutting down reactors that can make your country uninhabitable for ever, hower unlikely that may be, is not foolish. building them in the first place was.
We in the US spend almost $700 billion on defense every year, I'm sure we can help fund a lot of it too lol
This is so fascinating to me, i work as a humble lift installer, where doing all the electrical work is so important, yet it is only ~30 to 40 parts to wire and connect properly. Then it's obviously the mechanical part as well. And some times i think that's advanced. But then i watch a video like this, and i just laugh. The amount of engineering, craftmanship, thought, brilliance and just sheer knowledge that is required to build something like this just boggles my mind. Absolutely brilliant, a big shout out to all the minds out there that are so intelligent that they are capable to understand the science behind smashing an atom, let alone build a machine like this. Truly incredible! I'm in awe of the people that drive a program like this. Really inspring.
I feel this. I'm constantly just in awe of how many different systems (plumbing, electrical, wireless, etc.) are interacting and operating around me when I'm in a building, I can't even fathom the level of infrastructure and engineering in a machine like this.
"Wowww 🌠🌈🌈😊 I am just IN AWE at how a lil ol' plebeian like me could gwow up to work for a huge govt conspiwacy" 👁 That was a tad douchey, but the stockholmes behind this response just pulled it outta me 😆 To kids who feel like the commenter, please keep studying because you're supposed to be innocent to the world, to the adults... wake TF up, CERN is a city-state meaning it doesn't answer to anyone but itself
@@directordank What kind of disorder do you suffer from?
Thank you for your contribution, mate. Your work is important too. Let's wait and see what develops in the future. Cheers.
Benjamin Karam Cheers mate!
This must be the organization Kyouma and Makise told us. We must keep vigilant.
El. Psy. Kongroo.
I'm assuming the particles will be very hot?
Would smash.
i was expecting somebody to write that
Ah that's hot, that's hot
Meet Sebastian Elytron: *The largest particle smasher*
InCrIpTiOn alright Paris Hilton.
Temperatures when the particles collide is up towards 5,5 million degrees and when they smash lead particles they heat them to 500 degrees Celsius to evaporate the lead ions before sending them trough the accelerator. The magnets directing and accelerating the beems however is cooled down to -271 degrees but can reach 500 degrees in less than a second. The energy in the halo is enough to not only quench magnets, but to melt them...
They should call it the Hadron Ultimate Large Collider. Then every time they turn it on they can say ""HULC SMASH!"
😂😂😂🤣 I totally got me there
Wherever you are I respect your position... good ..Hulk smash.... ha ha ha haL. .L.OL. .....
lol boaty mcboatface
😂 😂 😂 that’s killer!
mosquitobight LOL
All right guys, the last one didn't destroy the world with a black hole.
I'm expecting big things from you this time. Don't let me down.
You mean that dimension you hopped over from, because it's gone now? Yep. Black holed. We've all been Berenstain'd.
@@enthused7591 how did you know about that? I think they've been throwing us into multiple dimensions everytime they create a higgs...
i dont think we would know if it was destroyed , doesnt a black hole just compress information !
Well correct, the Large Hadron Collider didn't find black holes or any new physics at all. That would be the primary argument against building the new collider. The money is probably better spent in other areas of fundamental research where physicists are getting results.
Thats not how it works. An atom sized black hole wouldnt grow to any noticeable size until millions of years has passed. You see, black holes dont "suck" anything in, stuff just orbits it. Its actually rare that particles get on a perfect collision trajectory spiraling inwards.
Amazing to see that this machine costs about 1 trillion dollars less than a 7 years trip to Iraq...
Seriously! Once they mention price I roll my eyes to the back of my head. They act as if understanding the universe around us should be halted by the social construct of money.
@Lazar Why would we create colony on Mars or Moon istead of upgrading the biggest synchrotrone on earth?
@Lazar XD, well if you like to... but still you'd need earth for resources.
America will go down in history as trash
how would you change it for the better.
Particle Smasher sounds like a dating app for the subatomic world.
"Find excited electrons near you"
SehaChan dude I swear you’re smarter than the narrator.
I thought particle smasher was about finding soulmate for lonely Higgs as electrons already have positrons.
to smash
@@TraviansLittleHelpe wayyyyyy smarter :3
yes...
Humans: *can't solve world hunger*
Also Humans: *can build ridiculous microscopes*
Different problems.
Different intellectual requirements.
EXACTLY 💯
Particle collider ❌
Particle Smasher ✔️
Yes because it was clickbaity
*"HULK COLLIDE!"*
@@krashd 👍the Hulk smash detector.
@@krashd more like, Hulk lets smash
20 billion is expensive? Trump increased military budget by 60 billion in his first term haha. Imagine where we would be if scientists had U.S military budgets
They already do, look into US government "black projects" . Most the technology we utilize is derived from military funded research projects. The internet, microprocessors, lasers, radio, GPS, etc. The Pentagon diverts literally trillions into funding scientific research for new technologies and R&D. But don't take my word for it, look it up!
Major yikes
The Vatican could fund it. They don't accomplish anything with their money.
What do you think the military budget goes towards? It goes towards developing future tech and not just guns and troops.
"okaaay then...."
*backs away slowly*
A lot of people complain about the cost involve just to understand nature. Look around you, everything that you have in life and everything that gives you comfort is because of Science and all the people who can't stop asking questions and tirelessly looking for answers. Just like what Theoretical Physicist Nima Arkani-Hamed said, we need to interact with nature and study it to further understand what is around us.
Saw CERN and immediately had a mini panic attack because of Steins:Gate.
Gates of Hell
@@TheThunderSound Isn't steins mean rock
@@dean_l33 yes, atleast if you literally translate it.
@@dean_l33 stein means rock, steins gate would mean that the rock owns the gate
@@xXDESTINYMBXx Okay so what does it mean figuratively
This must be the choice... of Steins Gate!
BANANA
Tuturuuu
TU TU RUUuuUUuUUu
Yess!
They're on to us. El Psy Kongroo.
Its finally happening. The organization succeeded in creating it.
Grab my Dr. Pepper.
el psy kongroo
A neutron walks into a bar and asks how much for a drink? The Bartender replies for you, no charge.
😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
@@BeenSauce That bartender had better not try to bankrupt the place. He also said that when 2 dead batteries ordered drinks.
Helium walks into a bar. The bartender says, "Get out! We don't serve any noble gases her." Helium doesn't react.
Classic
its a good physics joke
Sheldon wants his joke back.
It’s really awesome what people can do & build when we’re not building machines for war.
Trust me CERN is worse than War that's what I believe it's more like death incarnate
They should lie and tell the US gov that it can be used for war to get some of that defense budget lol
@@johnd2413 you sound suicidal this machine is to kill humans
And what country you live in and what color you are and what are you a Republican or Democrat has nothing to do with it
Why CERN was born? In 1952 after the WW2 was finished , there was to many scientists that knew what nuclear power means ....so in order to put to good use this men , and not to be recruted to do bad things ,12 western goverments started CERN ...
The others started to work for USA and URSS ....so u get a massive stock of nuclear weapons till 1960....
Then , they foccused scientiests attention to space race....
Then to Space Shuttle. & Energia program
THen to LHC...
Then China happended..
So, now we have The Race to Moon and Mars ....
Knowledge is priceless. All nations must unite for this.
Until it lands in the wrong hands !!
Or until we find something we did not know exists and cannot be stopped from destroying once unleashed in the finding.
@@TheMdtifs That's scary.
Well it cost them 1 trillion to smash particles and it’s priceless
I think that there should be a limit to how far we go in terms of this tech. Sure, let's build 100 TeV, then 1 PeV, but at some point the energy involved will be so high that it would create tiny black holes, which could destroy the Earth. Maybe *that is* the great filter?
Is this the Alpha World Line??!
@Donald Kasper yes so what we cant produce healthy food just poison junk
Well John Titor's online posts were a real thing in our world, so yeah it looks like we're in the alpha attractor field.
this guys eye brows collieded
Suomi perkele!
Eye bros 🤣
@Tommy Hammernots your eye brows are collided
hahahahahah
@Tommy Hammernots - Your dad
Love how they built this crazy shit and discovered the god particle and still using shit webcam and headphone mics for interviews about it
sourdonkeyjuice you realize their having live time convo with live time videos and their hundreds of miles away pretty intense
@@anthonyandrews6705 dude no way
The term "God particle" was merely an article editor, removing the "Damn" from "Goddamn" that a frustrated paper writer had titled the search for a well established missing part of the standard model... (For comity reasons) The term captured the imagination of the uneducated layman and led to many silly beliefs.
@@MrMichaelFire I can confirm this info. I live in Geneva and visited CERN, and one of the scientists there (who was charged with giving visits to people) told me about the story behind the name of the "god" particle (aka the goddamn particle.)
Toooooo much tech in the current world to be on the cutting edge of EVERYTHING.
The organisation had made their move already.
:-john titor
Indeed but there still is a lot of time till 2036
Man of culture
Im just amazed by how intelligent the people behind these projects are.
Really is amazing
It's not just people! There are spirits working along side humans.
@@19AGJ86 WTF are you talking about?
@@WokeandProud Exactly what I said. The knowledge is not 100% human derived. Demons are in on these experiments. I know it sounds crazy but it's true.
@@19AGJ86 Oh you're a crazy person got it, I was confused for a second there.
They're trying to use this to figure out how to break the dome
only over 20 billion, the pentagon gets "budget" increases like that without anyone blinking.
ONLY Michael Bay explosions....
Soooo disappointing.
20 Billion is a fair price for an opportunity to understand more our universe when you know that the Global Advertising Budget has exceeded 500 Billion per year
Hahaha, we're a funny race.
No matter how much money we spent on ads it will not cause the universe to end... The same can not be said for the LHC
@@iamsick5204 Um, actually it's pretty fair to say that the lhc will not cause the universe to end
@@iamsick5204 If you're talking about the possibility of a Vacuum Decay happening, I suggest to read this topic www.quora.com/Whats-the-chance-of-vacuum-decay-happening-to-our-universe
@@valorousvigilante2491 Do you have some numbers? I'm interested
I love how their like "Oh, it's so expensive. It'll cost 20 billion dollars. People don't know if it's worth it." While the US spends 700 billion dollars PER YEAR on their military.
@Walker Thanks, babe. Wanna talk about it?
@Walker Do you realize how much 700 billion dollars is? We spend more money on our military than the other top 5 largest militaries COMBINED. If we put that capital towards humanitarian efforts, we could stop global warming and end world hunger, and we'd still have some money to spare to put towards our own infrastructure. And, that's just the money for one year. If we just cut $300 billion from the budget each year and put that money to better use, in 10 years time we could be living in an actual utopia, and we'd still be a military powerhouse.
@Walker There's ample enough food to feed everyone on the planet. You're being ignorant, open your mind and stop listening to what the Conservative media tells you.
Do you realize the literal internet and LOTS of other tech was made with some of that military spending? As secret projects??
@@vladmircrayola Ample enough?
The organization are on us we need to create a backup for Amadeus . El Psy Kongoroo
Monika Aledrovich too late we’re on the wrong timeline already we need to jump back to the original first.
@@richie0099 cant moons haunted. Go to .8 timeline
It is too late CERN has taken over. El Psy Kongoroo
hooimqmaaa
So much more steins gate fans than i thought! :D i knew this title would bring us together.
Ive got the Largest Hardon Collider
SlipperyJypsie aaaa slippy!!!
Slippy, Price Less!
El Psy Congroo
What gate😬
Yup
cern: hey America please give us 10 billion dollars for science
America: "silence"
cern: we can make oil
America: shut up and take my money
CERN is funded mainly by Europe. America pays a small percentage to allow their scientists to be involved. $10 billion is nothing compared to what the US spends on war each year
And I thought remembering to put out the bins on Monday night was challenging 😊
@TheOtherWhiteBread0 there you see. Welcome to my world 😊
Look out CERN, you don't want to change any more lines from Star Wars.
Or it's maybe, possibly just an abbreviation for Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire🤷🏻♂️
@@E9X330 oh yeah we know that🙄
I love star wars, it Charlton Heston's best movie!
Look, I'm your father.
I still can't figure that one
Can someone explain to me (in layman's terms) what the end purpose of this machine is? What are they trying to create? What are they trying to prove?
Exactly. Because it looks dangerous to me that they are smashing things together here on earth to recreate things that happened WITHOUT. A machine
Oh boy time to buy myself a ticket to Akihabara. Brace yourself boys. El. Psy. Kongroo.
カントウR Steins Gate👌🏼
*boiis
@@m_i_g_5108 **hackas
Wtf is this reference
@@ianhargis182 it's a references to Steins;gate. A visual novel that revolves around a group of Akihabara Otakus that accidentally create a time machine. SERN(their version of CERN) who is evil and bent on creating a dystopian future catches wind of this and a whole Groundhog Day mess begins. I won't spoil too much in case you're interested.
Another excellent video as always, seeker team. Keep the phenomenal content coming! Love from texas
Maybe tomorrow I'll watch the video today I'll listen to the comments
Dallas✋
Texas? The irony. Ever heard of SSC? It was accelerator larger than LHC, that would have discovered Higgs earlier, but Republithugs killed it mid-construction...
@Donald Kasper this endeavor led to the discovery of the Higgs Boson...
Austin 👋
That machine is just beautiful. So oddly appealing to my eyes. I just want to keep investigating ever small facets of it with my eyes. Lol
You must admire the devil too.
Crossing into a quantum realm that was never intended to be seen, let alone studied. It just simply exists among us, as the basis of our creation. It's hard to believe there are others out there, especially smarter than us. I don't know whether that's a scary thought, or an awesome one.
Discern - Find out
Cern - Hide
Somethings happening behind the scenes👁
@vctjkhme By using the internet you are using technology from CERN, they invented the internet. They have contributed huge amounts of technology now in everyday use
It should never be a question of whether the investment in science is worth, it always is. It's what we do with the outcomes and knowledge gained, that's important!
That's incredibly naive.
@@skepticmoderate5790 it's not if u realize the USA spent $598.5 billion in '15 on its military alone. Who cares about 20 billion? Oh btw congress lost their shit over the James Web Telescope being over budget at 12bn....
and then people use " science " to make war and kill each other..
@@White_Tiger93 use money on food deprivation, infrastructure and terraforming. And education.
TheAverageGamer
I read a comment the other day, saying “Science is cool, but it doesn’t hold the answers to everything.”
- Thought that was well put.
I love his speech at the end so inspiring
Agreed!
How do you design and build such a complex machine. Image the brain power that brought this to reality, amazing.
The fallen angels
No matter how much I hear about CERN, I will always see them as an enemy for Hououin Kyouma to overcome :)
😭
Imagine if the particles did come out with name tags. lol
Then physicists will want to know what those name tags are made out of.
meta data
😂😂😂
they should install TIdy Plates :-D
SERN trying to hack into the gate
Open the abyss.
@Chance Hawkins Retrieve the ones cast out for this current battle.
@@professorq8010 clarify
@Chance Hawkins elaborate please
@@professorq8010 clarify
Particle physics gives me a hadron.
U mean hardron 😂
@@PSWX-do4wj ;)
*Winks intensely*
Shit, i've got only taon.
Suddenly hadron collider got a totally different meaning.
"And the push towards higher collision energies to discover new particles is connected to Einsteins famous equation E=MC2."
Imagine discovering something so fundamental everyone on the planet knows it and basically everything in physics revolves around it, even 100 years after you came up with it. Even people that have no clue about Einstein, when asked who the most intelligent person to ever live is, immediately say Einstein, that is how insanely great this man was.
He was once rejected to be a math teacher lmao
Yet, when asked how it feels to be the smartest person on Earth, Einstein replied, " I don't know. Ask Telsa."
UltimateGeek **allegedly
It has been known that these two men don't see eye to eye so if Einstein did say that it was most likely a sarcastic remark rather than a compliment.
UltimateGeek how can I give you a source if the quote was allegedly never spoken?
UltimateGeek UltimateGeek not sure how you picked up that I was sure of the quote when I literally stated "allegedly" but sure. Hope this link satisfy your urges for a source. And, by no means, is it a scholarly site either so take it with a heap of salt. www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/comments/37ueh7/has_this_exchange_really_happen_albert_einstein/
Curious how the Universe settled it fundamental particles in such a way, that it is able to look upon itself through our eyes. Along came CERN which in turn birthed the very first internet web server, and by extension RUclips, so that we pesky humans may gaze upon its own magnificence.
These guys wont be happy until they CRACK THE PLANET IN HALF!!
The LHC has to be one of mans greatest accomplishments in just about every field. Its a balance of the most minute precision scaled up that's huge even on human scales
And it's useful for exactly what?
@@brianfriedman101 to make particles interact and observe how they interact.
The knowledge that these people will derive from these experiments can be used for generating energy
If we invested in science all the money that goes to military budgets, humanity would be 100 years ahead of what is today.
I agree but to be fair, a lot of that money is also dedicated to science. Only with the aim of smashing stuff XD
A lot of technology and science has progressed from military budgets though. I'd still much rather see the funding go directly to academic researchers and scientists without military briefs.
@Kimberley
biases in the scientific field would need to be passively eliminated. a common goal for excellence, organization. real researchers looking for unbiased results generally do not get the funding they need, and are less driven by real progress, while those trying to sway opinion with selected variables or those missing the mark get much more. its a distribution. sure there can be a good study on how it should be done and where the problems come from and by whom if its not been done already. systemic reviews are usually more accurate in findings, as hindsight is 20/20 or better.
How about money spent in religions??? War gave us technology! Religions gave us nothing but conflicts and waste of timw and money!
lol people throw their money at that willingly, expecting to get a better experience in their imagined world after they die. look at the massive mormon colloseums like 100k people can fit in those tings and theres several in some larger cities.
religion is a tool. the group has a few qualities you like? give them a shit load of money and they help you out.
Oh god does this mean Steins gate will become a reality?
It can't become a reality until the choice of steins gate allows it.
You must go beyond the point of singularity to achieve Steins Gate. Or else you be punished by getting stuck in a loop of repeating the same mistakes of quantum physics.
Du du duuuuu
What is Steins gate?
@@Sinnbad21 type on google
The organization has began their move. El Psy Congroo
It's kongroo not congroo
@@lukeconfait2154 it's actually Congroo... K was never used in latin based or fake latin based languages.
So no its not
@@Thesinistereyes1 There's literally a collector's edition of the game called the el psy kongroo edition.
@@lukeconfait2154 and here you think some company workers know more then the internet... poor little lamb shush
@@ryunalunaris14 spoilers
on the d-mail from the future okabe it has the letters SG-EPK on it . Steins:gate-El Psy Kongroo. Honestly does no one know how to search things on the internet these days...
Any concerned folks from Steins Gate?
What's that?
SuckMy SpinningBalls It’s a game that was later adapted to an anime. Don’t know much about it outside of memes
@@123GOHANZ wait it was a game?
You should watch it tho, its on netflix
Steins;Gate is a visual novel that was part of a 'science adventure' series. It was the second installment, and it was adapted into an anime series since the visual novel was successful. It also got a movie, IBM-sponsored ONA episodes, OVA episodes and a second season (titled Steins;Gate 0).
@@ominous-omnipresent-they One of the greatest anime, it's truely a master piece. Not too long ago I used to make fun of anime as children's cartoon, however this anime opened my eyes regarding how complex and thought provoking an anime can be. This particular anime has a slow development phase but if you can withstand that short phase the rest of the anime will move you and will be stuck in your mind for a very long time. I hope you'll try it out for yourself if you aren't busy. Excuse my late reply and best of luck with everything.
CERN:
*Builds a bigger particle accelerator*
The Space-Time Continuum:
*_”Ah sxxx; here we go again.”_*
Don't forget to bring your towel.
@@mentalcase4299 that's one of the biggest proofs to the Mandela effect being the truth good people on earth have move from one dimension to the other
In the Preamble of that book the planet Earth was described as a Backwater planet on the edge of the universe.......... there is no way that the position Earth right now could be called the edge of the universe nor is this a Backwater planet we're in the suburbs not the sticks and it's busy around here
Sagittarius spur
Orion spur
Three pyramids at Giza in the memories of many
6 pyramids at Giza the absolute truth
on the stage in the audience at the same time Um could you please explain what you have written from sagitarius spur to me?
@@sarahd4784 please Google Milky Way galaxy Orion spur Sagittarius spur. The Milky Way is a spiral and Spurs just one of the arms of the Spiral
@@onthestageintheaudienceatt756 yeah, I know that but then you write that with the pyramids. What do you mean with those 4 sentences?
"Welcome to the Machine" - Pink Floyd
"We're dead"
best by date says lsd
If that’s not the most appropriate comment I don’t know what is! 🤘
In the year 2200, a hadron collider would be the size of a fridge and everyone has one for their dark matter weekly meal as a beauty routine
Put two nokias and make them collide into each other
That would probably cause a huge black hole to open and consume the entire earth... S'wrong with u?!
Dont give them any ideas!!!
It's not strong enough to smash a Nokia
@@benjaminkline4855 nothing is
Haha
Scientists: They cost twenty billion dollars.
Jeff Bezos: Hold my enslaved workers, I want eight of those.
When you realise you're in the wrong timeline
Gaslighted yourself into believing the Mandela effect
i'm surprised to see all these steins;gate references in the comments :D
I'm delighted👿👿
I liked the anime but loathe all the comments here about it on this scientific video it's annoying when I'm looking for intellectual comments and thoughts. Time and place😒
Lou Sensei this is the time and place. I mean the whole plot of the anime evolves around cern.
Only reason I clicked on the vid lol
Just build a collider around the circumference of the Earth and be done with it already.
There are so many problems with that idea. Do you have some just off the top of my head. How do you build a particle accelerator over the ocean and how would you prevent it from breaking when a tsunami hits. It may not be necessary to build one that large. How are we going to pay for it. Where are we going to get the energy and materials?
@Joe Average Isaac Arthur should be in charge of the project
@Yusuf patel You can't get past the speed of light, nor can you go at the speed of light unless you're a particle without mass, like a photon.
@Yusuf patel They can't go faster than light. They have to have zero mass, and they don't have that.
We've seen the Flash, we know what happens when this Particle Smasher a.k.a Particle Accelerator explodes. I'm onto you Harrison Wells
Yes sir
The science there is quite wrong. So I suggest you don't rely on that.
@@thecuriouskitty10 It was a joke obviously..
We just have to wait for them to use dark matter on the particle accelerator 😂
It's happening...
lab member 003 grab my coat
El Psy Kongru
Finally. I had to croll down 4 or 10 comments to see that reference
Kids using would smash joke so immature, no men of culture here. Besides you
El psy kongroo
Lets go and invent time travel!
Get him.
Reading Steiner.....
ACTIVATE!!!
A future collider project is worthy of funding eventually but there are several other areas of science that are much more urgent for humanity. Theoretical physics can wait, put it on the back burner. Let them sift data for a while with current tools and low cost upgrades to those tools. The overall science budgets should focus on biology, medicine, public health, earth sciences, climate science, oceanography, meteorology, electromagnetic fields, solar and cosmic radiation, mitigation of radiation effects on biological and technological systems, pollution remediation, and nuclear power. This will allow us to better deal with pandemics and other health problems, climate change, ocean resource depletion, space weather, energy production, and space exploration. Schedule a future collider to be built closer to the end of the 21st century. Leave it as a project for our grandchildren.
I can only imagine the opening ceremony for the next one will look like.
Hmm. Unlocking the secrets of the universe, huh.
*Gate of Steiner plays*
Sycarium Moonshine Ooooh I see you're a man of solid culture as well, not only modern but legendary classics too! I feel honoured to have crossed paths with you my fellow quality art lover, my eyes were beyond delighted ( ^_^)__b.
Opening the door to Satan, most certainly!
Even the opening ceremony was full of satanic references!
CERN: people thought we would destroy the world the first time. But this time we're gonna prove them right.
Only God will destroy this world and all the evil. Jesus Christ died on the cross for all sinners. We all fall short of the glory of God. Jesus was buried and rose on the 3rd day defeating death. Believe in Jesus Christ the Son of God, God in the flesh and you will have eternal life.
Behoooold the destroyer of the universe....... For it shall come alive from its slumber. Behoold the vision... . Behoooooold the force
@@KJBTRUTH okay so do you believe in physics and such? And of not why are you on this video
As citizen of Serbia, member of the CERN I support upgrade.
As citizen of Serbia, member of the CERN I support Belgrade.
Amazing monologue at the end... Very chilling...
Prayer will bring you closer to knowing this, "power and structure". His name is Emmanuel.
Our reality will dissolve and a huge sign will be visible...
*Level 2*
What
Brilliant! ☝️😁👍
Wait why Is the plot of steins gate happening ?😂😂🤔
I thought that was like a Jewish version of Stargate before Googling it.
You're so right 😂😂 Best anime ever I swear, I've watched it 5 times through and won't stop! The most intriguing plot of an anime, we need Okarin right now lol
El psy congroo
El Psy Kongroo. GUYS WE MUST STOP CERN !
Good luck
Barry Allen become the flash after particle accelerator exploded.
What we all have in common is the same Universe, let's discover it togother❤
to got her
Don't Panic and bring a towel!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I find it interesting how intelligent people insist on being very careful with how they present something, like "AS FAS AS WE CAN TELL, the proton is made up of..."
While pseudo intellectuals would state that "the proton IS made up of".
Dumb people always think that they know everything or just something with 100% certainty. That sort of arrogance annoys me.
Agreed
Some intellectuals do that too unfortunately...
Many scientists are humble humans.
There is no way humans came up with that kind of technology. Someone out there knows something we don't
Just they don't tell us about everything :-\
this is how you get meta humans according to the DC series lol
b1rd my name is Barry Allen, I was struck by lightning when a particle accelerator exploded...and I became THE FLASH
Oh shit better become Dr. Manhattan.
Ok, my crowbar is ready for headcrab infestation.
Finally a quality real video about solid real science without the fairytale fantasy bs I hate.!
20 Billion us$ sounds like a lot.
Buuut just compare it to the us Military with more than 600 billion $/a.
imagine what we could
achieve if we most gov funded this instead of spending millions on war
If the US government had funded NASA more, we would have probably been to Mars and set up a colony there by now. NASA's funding is only 0.5% of the total annual budget. While military is something like 60% (don't quote me on this). Spending so much on this wouldn't amount to anything in the near future. It would be more viable setting up colonies on moon and Mars so that we can mine metals and other resources and send them back to Earth which will only help the global economy grow faster. And for some reason this isn't on the top of their todo lists.
Billions
@@SahilP2648 plus if they were really smart they would realize that we could set up space military bases one the moon or Mars and rule space. Monopoly all space travel, mining, and colonization of earth. The crazy stuffs ya know?
Or how about a space program that might actually save any species from this Earth?
Ask yourself the following questions:
1. Ask yourself: How exactly do galaxies form? The current narrative is that matter, via gravity, attracts other matter.
2. Ask yourself: How exactly do galaxies become spiral shaped in a cause and effect state of existence? At least one way would be orbital velocity of matter with at least gravity acting upon that matter, would cause a spiral shaped effect.
3. Ask yourself: What does that mean for a solar system that exists in a spiral shaped galaxy? Most probably that solar system would be getting pulled toward the galactic gravitational center.
4. Ask yourself: What does that mean for species that exist on a planet, that exists in a solar system, that exists in a spiral shaped galaxy, in an apparent cause and effect state of existence? Most probably that if those species don't get off of that planet, and out of that solar system, and probably out of that galaxy too, (if it's even actually possible to do for various reasons), then they are all going to die one day from something and go extinct with probably no conscious entities left from that planet to care that they even ever existed at all in the first place, much less whatever they did and or didn't do with their time of existence.
5. Ask yourself: For those who might make it out of this galaxy, (here again, assuming it could actually be done for various reasons), where to go to next, how long to get there, how to safely land, and then, what's next? Hopefully they didn't land in another spiral shaped galaxy or a galaxy that would become spiral shaped one day, otherwise, they would have to galaxy hop through the universe to stay alive, otherwise, they still die one day from something with no conscious entities being left from the original planet to care they even ever existed at all in the first place, much less that they made it out of their own galaxy. They failed to consciously survive throughout all of future eternity.
6. Ask yourself: What exactly matters throughout all of future eternity and to whom does it exactly and eternally matter to?
Either at least one species truly consciously survives throughout all of future eternity somehow, someway, somewhere, in some state of existence, even if only by a continuous succession of ever evolving species, for life itself to have continued meaning and purpose to, OR none do and life itself is all ultimately meaningless in the grandest scheme of things.
Currently:
Nature is our greatest ally in so far as Nature gives us life and a place to live it, AND Nature is also our greatest enemy that is going to take it all away. (OSICA)
@@makarov9x186 monopoly won't happen since other countries are looking to do the same thing as well. China, Russia and India who are the other big players won't be sitting still if USA does start funding NASA heavily (after Drumf gets dethroned). NASA and SpaceX combined don't have the means to go to Mars yet. But it's looking promising for them in the next 5-10 years. By that time these countries will also have their own plans and tests to get viability on their projects and will soon start acting on them. Also getting to Mars is one thing, setting up a self-sustaining colony is another monumental task.
A larger particle smasher for a larger reaction and a larger outcome
Be prepared folks for what's yet to come
This is a well put together video.
Only 20 billion for something amazing like this.
True😛😛
@a S Of course they have things to show.
a S lmao are you stupid
@a S Actually they do, but you conspiratards didn't have much to shown intellectually as a child and an adult so you want to feel intelligent by telling the entire world you know something the vast majority of us don't know, and that you are "awake", rather than a "sheep". And, if we showed you evidence, you know what you'd do ? You'd just say it was faked somehow. You'll make up any god damn thing in the book to get away from the fact that these intelligent men and women at NASA and the tons of other space agencies around the world(you conspiratards seem to forget about those)are actually doing amazing things.
Higgs being discovered was just a way to justify the collider being built. When they announced it they asked all involved if they believed it to be true. Now you want a bigger collider.
What would be an electric bill for a machine like this? Couple hundred million a month? Particle physics is fun and all, I just don't see how it helps humanity.
Yah That's I 'd like to know! cost of running it...
I'm with you. Nasa has given us GPS, Weather Satellites, mapping satellites for transportation cool pictures of space, defense against possible asteroids to name a few benefits off the top of my head. LHC just proved a theory and now they want a bigger one Practical results are important.
Having a better knowledge of particle physics will allow us find new ways of generating energy.
People thought of research in electricity and magnetism in the same way back in the 1700s but look where it has carried us now.
I'm very conCERNed about this :-)
Nice one :)
🤣🤣
wow that speech at the end from old mate was beautiful.
On top of great science, the collider gave us the world wide web.
No it didn't.
@@imnewtothistuff home.cern/science/computing/birth-web
so,,still trying to open the gate???
Josh Tamargo de Rothschild yes gate fur satan!!
@@michaferdyn4695 lol
Hacking to the gate
Correction: higgs boson wasn't discovered, it was found in 2012. It was discovered decades ago by many physicists. Physicists knew about its existence before 2012.
Correction: It's existence was predicted, not discovered, by Prof. Higgs but then in 2012 its existence was discovered/found.
@@sameer9732 Thanks for correcting. I'm still a student of undergraduate physics.
@@harshitkumar4760 And I study in Class X Lol
@@sameer9732 ha ha well I don't know about physics but your knowledge is certainly better than mine.🙂
@@harshitkumar4760 Thanks I listen to Prof. Brian Green of Columbia University and through his videos I have enriched my knowledge. Anyways best of luck for your upcoming career. I too want to become a graduate in Maths and Physics like u and pursue Physics research.
My assessment of the present situation is that we need theoretical physics to catch up with experimental physics before committing huge expenditure to a new higher energy collider. What the LHC did very effectively was to show that there is no experimental evidence for supersymmetry which is in itself an important result.
When you look at the standard model of particle physics we seem to have gone from a state where it was clear that there were three quarks to a proton and a neutron to maybe there could be five to maybe everything is a field and particles are just excitations of the field with there being 21 different fields each with parameters derived from experimental data.
With particle physics in such a state of flux and with quantum theory being challenged as incomplete it seems to me that we should be looking to address some basic theoretical ideas before devising new experiments.
Maybe our fundamental ideas need revision so that we think in terms of waves rather than particles.
www.academia.edu/5927513/The_Spacetime_Wave_Theory
www.academia.edu/5038836/The_Unification_of_Physics
Richard
Theoretical physics doesn't appear out of nowhere. Most of it came from modeling observations in the real world. The most optimal solution is gathering data on reality and looking for more patterns.
@@pretzelboi64 Normally I would agree with you but we are talking about huge sums of money to be invested in a follow on project when I have my doubts about the theoretical conclusions from the current LHC.
I once took an excellent online course put on by Future learn describing the LHC and one of the things I learnt is that the detectors generate so much data that both experiments (Atlas and DMS) have to filter out the bulk of the data and just keep the data that they are looking for. The discovery of the Higgs boson was not totally convincing in the sense that much was made of a small blip on a curve which was seen in one of the test runs. This does not seem to me to be a convincing verification of the standard model of particle physics.
The descriptive narrative concerning the Higgs field and how it gives mass to the fundamental particles seems to me in contradiction of the descriptive narrative of The General Theory of Relativity concerning the property mass.
It is an amazing scientific and engineering achievement to build the LHC. However, I can see clearly that the whole edifice of fundamental physics is crumbling and in a few years time when we talk about the structure of the atom we will be studying wave physics and not particle physics.
With this theoretical backdrop I think it would be wrong to spend huge sums of money on the next generation LHC when in a few years time the experimental verification required is based on different fundamental theories.
www.academia.edu/5927513/The_Spacetime_Wave_Theory
Richard
In my view scientific research budgets should be allocated on the basis of relative urgency. The most critical fields of study for dealing with known current problems that humanity faces should get higher priority. Theoretical physics is worthy of study but should be lower priority than observation and practical application in other areas.
@@stupidburp Hi Stu. I agree with you completely but sometimes it is difficult to assess how important fundamental research will be in expanding our understanding until we have actually completed the research. For example fundamental theoretical physics has suffered from under funding even though projects like the LHC are approved.
It is only when we have achieved a full understanding of physics at the smallest and most basic level that we will be in a position to apply that knowledge to other areas such as the operation of the brain which is a very special mix of physics and biology. It is a high priority to understand how the brain operates and little progress is being made at the present because of a lack of understanding of fundamental physics.
Richard
They gonna end up making a Black Hole here and we all dead 💀
Dont worry Will die of stupidity first because of the amount of climate change deniers in the world.
@@PSWX-do4wj Oh the climate definitely changes as it goes through stages but no denying or supporting is going to effect it either way.
Imagine every single time when they smash particles a new universe is created
And our is changed
The us armed forces could fund this and still be the largest army every...
What are you asking or stating ?China's building 3x 4x bigger.and it takes 20 yrs to build
Make it!! I want answers! But don't syntax error our universe
There's a Frankie Boyle joke about this - I hope that if the experiment is successful, the whole of our reality will dissolve, and a big sign will come up that says 'Level 2'.
In all seriousness do you realize how dangerous this is?
@@clipsedrag13 In all seriousness, do you realise that the same type of interactions take place throughout the universe all the time at orders of magnitude higher energy levels?
@@SarthorS but not in our fragile ecosystem
@@eversostrange6337 Yeah, this is science. Not science fiction. Radiation does not give people super powers, particle accelerators do not create black holes, vaccines do not cause autism, climate change is real and ancient civilisations did not have super advanced technology given to them by aliens.
CERN: "We need to answer the many remaining questions about the universe!"
Everyone: "Cool... how are we going to do that?"
CERN: "By smashing shit together real fast!"
If you can recreate the conditions of the big bang, aren’t you just gonna end up making a micro universe like in rick and morty?
😒😒😒
That question doesn't really make any sense. Exactly how could you do that ? The big bang was the rapid expansion of the universe from a very dense state. Basically, imagine the "walls" of the universe, and now compress it down to a very small point. The big bang was not an explosion. It was the universe itself expanding.