God or Higgs particle may have been discovered at CERN

[Adrian98]

Source: http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/07...uncement-live/



Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/05/sc...pagewanted=all

CERN pages:

http://cms.web.cern.ch/news/observat...e-mass-125-gev

http://press.web.cern.ch/press/Press.../PR17.12E.html

http://webcast.web.cern.ch/webcast/

Additional links:

http://www.calgaryherald.com/technol...706/story.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/l...-happened.html

See also the related WPW thread:

http://www.webproworld.com/webmaster...r-and-Big-Bang

I would say that instead of reading the Yahoo post , I should have read this thread earlier because it is easy for me to understand! I believe that the Higgs boson particle does exist and the whole Universe would be originating from this! I am damn excited to see the rules of the Universe to be redefined!

[weegillis]

It doesn't take a lot of IQ to be an observer, or lay person, just a degree of interest. Like @Tubby says, this story interests me.

I am no scientist and have not set out to prove anything. Some things, though, prove themselves... Human nature being what it is, we can't help but be drawn into situations that end up revealing our true nature and in this case we drew in a person who was mad about something and chose to vent it here, not even being fully aware of the facts or willing to understand reasons that were also laid out in plain English.

[kgun]

If there was no time at the instant of the Big Bang, what is there to decay?

An Einstein quote may help you

The only reason for time is so that everything doesn't happen at once.

Source: http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/qu...ins148878.html

[Tubby]

I have now started to refer to The God or Higgs particle
as "Higgybo"

It is a nice friendly name that I find far less confronting, For me, any immitation of any sort of real understanding makes my own use of the term "Higgs Boson" sound pretentious.

If someone ever asks me where matter came from. . I shall simply give them a reasuring smile and say "Higgybo created it "


I will Eagerly await the arrival of the other properties of Higgybo over the coming years. The only things I understand about it at this stage are listed below

(1) Higgybo is very very small
(2)
(3)
(4)

Feel free to ad any property you are aware of

[weegillis]

(2) Higgybo is everywhere

[Tubby]

I thought that . . But I also thought I remember reading that higgybo was only observable in the experiment for the most tiny time.

(1) Higgybo is very very small
(2) Higgybo is everywhere
(3)
(4)

The laymans guide to Higgybo - has now doubled in size. .

(keep em coming)

[Clicken]

(1) Higgybo is very very small
(2) Higgybo is everywhere
(3) Higgybo is elusive
(4)

[Tubby]

Lol. . Yes! My neighbor only spent two weeks searching for his lost secateurs (he knew they were somewhere). . It took teams of physicists years and years to locate Higgybo.

[weegillis]

(1) Higgybo is very very small
(2) Higgybo is everywhere (?)
(3) Higgybo is elusive
(4) Higgybo gave rise to gravity
(5)

[weegillis]

Actually, @Tubby, I believe you are right, and I am wrong about it being everywhere. It's actually probably nowhere, at this time, and would have only lasted for the first ten or so billionths of a second after the big bang, but gave rise to matter having mass, which would have been the birth of gravity. So we can probably strike point #2.