30 and younger thread

I'm not saying it like a hippie but nobody seems to care anymore.. No more Nasa funding, no news articles, etc..

 

there hasnt really been any "ground breaking" stuff either as far as i know.

but i could be wrong

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/of...0689-space-science-bs-thread.html#post7634309

 

I just wish it wasn't so humbling to see all that and realize we're not the center of the universe.

 

see post 2

 

I like how humbling it is. It shows that we really arent as important as we think we are and that we still have so much to learn

 

you're wrong you just dont hear about it anymore

 

I do... check out one of the science pages on facebook. I "like" lots of pages like that to sprinkle in some actually important shit with all the duckfaces and general retardation

 

You never know.. perhaps the US could get their thumbs out of their asses and continue researching space, the moon, etc.

And you can still see them, you just have to go to Russia

 

Have you seen Dazed and Confused? That shit convinced me I was born way too late haha

 

I've been watching the CERN / LHC projects since I was in elementary school

and the shit theyre finding now is amazing.

 

and the Higgs discoveries lead to the big rip theory...


which is interesting to read about as well

 

i obviously dont follow close enough/pay attention then

 

You kinda have to go looking for it, media won't always cover it. People would rather watch the fucking royal baby and Miley cyrus

 

which belong with

 

The theorized existance of the Higgs field was confirmed by the discovery of the Higgs Boson, by smashing two protons together and examining the leftovers

the Higgs field is the proposed mechanism that gives elementary particles mass


but when they found the Higgs boson, they learned it has a mass of 127 GeV
the two protons that were smashed together, and that had their "remains" examined, each had a mass of .9-1 GeV...

so the found particle has a mass 127x the mass of either particle that it's made of


which leads to the theory that one day, somewhere in the universe, a bubble will form where the Higgs field breaks down on a subatomic level...
that bubble will break apart whatever comes into contact with it, and that bubble will expand at the speed of light- possibly faster, because inside that bubble, all known laws of physics will not apply.

and it'll destroy all matter in the universe

 

Post these in the science thread I made. I wanna read anout them later

 

too late

 

Took some random pictures on my way home from New Mexico and around the house...

 

Didn't see it. Do you have a link to your source? Just wanna read more lol