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The God Particle.
« on: November 04, 2009, 04:33:50 am »
ive been thinkerin' bout this for few days.

ok ive come up with the topic.


"God Particle" Possibly Discovered

One of the most important discoveries in particle physics of the last 25 years has possibly just been made by experimentalists at CERN, the giant laboratory just outside of Geneva on the border of Switzerland and France. Scientists there think that they have discovered the Higgs field, also nicknamed the "God particle" by Nobel laureate Leon Lederman who wrote a book with that title. If the result is verified, the Higgs will have a mass about 125 times the mass of the proton, making it as heavy as a medium-sized nucleus, and it will "fill in" the last missing piece of a puzzle involving the solution of one of the great outstanding problems in physics of the 20th century: the origin of all mass. If the properties of the Higgs are confirmed, the picture of fundamental particle forces will have been completed. That picture is known as The Standard Model.


eto naman short info about the standard model. basically eto ung results ng decades of research na ginagamit ng mga scientist/physicians para sa origin ng mass and everything.

The Standard Model of particle physics provides a description of microscopic matter and their fundamental interactions. All matter is comprised of quarks and leptons. Three quarks bind to form the proton and neutron. The neutrons and protons stick together to form nuclei – the tiny, heavy central "hearts" of atoms. Leptons appear in nature in two types: electrically charged and neutral. Neutral leptons are called neutrinos and hardly interact with matter at all. There are three known charged leptons, the lightest of which is the electron. Electrons, which are negatively charged, are attracted to nuclei, which are positively charged, to form atoms. A good pictorial representation of an atom is a cloud of electrons swarming around a tiny nucleus, much the way bees might swarm around a queen who has left her hive. Since atoms make up everything in the world, quarks and leptons are the fundamental building blocks of nature.

The 3 fundamental forces:

hard facts about gravity also..
There are three fundamental forces. The most familiar is gravity, which holds humans and other objects to the Earth, makes the Moon go around the Earth thereby leading to tides, lunar phases and eclipses, and causes the Earth to orbit the Sun thereby leading to seasons. Gravity is generated by objects with mass. But because gravity is such a weak force, only bodies of huge mass, such as the Earth and Sun, create a significant effect. In the subatomic world, where protons, neutrons and electrons are extremely light, gravity plays no role.

The second fundamental force is a combination of three forces previously thought to be independent of one another: magnetism, the electric force and the weak subnuclear interaction. The unification of the electric and magnetic forces was achieved in the 19th century, leading to electromagnetism. The electromagnetic force is the source for all macroscopic forces except those created by gravity. Friction, spring forces, air pressure, the forces in collisions, and so on, originate from the electromagnetic force. The weak subnuclear interaction is responsible for certain decays of nuclei and plays a role in generating the energy of the Sun and other stars in their cores. As its name implies, it operates at distances smaller than a nucleus and it is very weak. For this reason, it is difficult to observe. At the end of the 1960's, a theory was proposed that unified the weak subnuclear force with electromagnetism. Experiments in the 1970's and 1980's confirmed the electroweak theory. In 1979, Steven Weinberg, Sheldon Glashow and Abdus Salam received the Nobel Prize in physics for unifying the weak subnuclear interaction with electromagnetism.

and one of the most important also..eto ung research ni einstein na kapag ginamit ang uranium magkakaroon ng spliting of atoms naman. opposite dito sa natural thing. im not sure how pero sigurado ako may iba pang process na classified.

The third fundamental force is called the strong nuclear force. It binds three quarks together to from the proton and the neutron. It is also responsible for causing protons and neutrons to stick to one another in a nucleus.

read carefully...
One of the key ideas in physics is that the basic particle forces are generated through the exchange of vector gauge bosons. These are particles that spin with one fundamental unit and incorporate an enormous amount of symmetry. The electromagnetic force is generated when charged particles exchange photons (spin one particles of "light"), the weak subnuclear interactions are generated by exchanging heavy vector bosons known as W's and Z, while the strong force is produced by eight gluons.

     The fundamental constituents – quarks and leptons – along with the two fundamental particle interactions – the electroweak interaction and the strong nuclear force constitute The Standard Model of particle physics. Gravity has not been yet incorporated because a good quantum theory of gravitation is not available.

topic about the higgs.. eto na
The weak subnuclear interactions are feeble and short-ranged because the W and Z have very heavy masses of 90 - 100 times the mass of a proton. In contrast, the photon is massless. It is this great mass difference that makes electromagnetism so different from the weak subnuclear force. How are masses for the W and Z created? During the past 30 years, theorists have proposed various mechanisms, of which only experiment can decide which is correct. One way to give masses to the W and Z is to use particles known as Higgs fields.

Four such particles are needed. Three are absorbed by the W and Z and one is left over. In this mechanism, there should be one spin zero, electrically neutral particle observed in nature. This is the "God particle," the Higgs particle. The potential break-through discovery at CERN suggests that W and Z masses are created by the Higgs mechanism. The positively charged W, the negatively charged W and the neutral Z obtain mass by respectively absorbing positively charged, negatively charged and neutral Higgses.

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The Higgs field also has the ability to generate masses for the quarks and leptons. Thus, if the expected properties of the Higgs field are confirmed, then the origin of all mass will be understood.

demonstration of how higgs works..:)

The generation of mass proceeds through a process known as spontaneous symmetry breaking. An object has symmetry if rotating it does not change its appearance. For example, if a rod is rotated as indicated in Figure A, its appearance is unchanged. A sphere has even more symmetry than a rod because a sphere can be rotated in many ways without changing its shape.


 Spontaneous symmetry breaking occurs when a system or object naturally looses its rotational invariance. Suppose pressure is exerted on the rod; say by pushing on it with a finger. Then, if sufficient force is applied, the rod will buckle. See Figure B. When a buckled rod is rotated, one can tell that it has been rotated; thus, the symmetry has been broken.


 By the way, if the force is exerted exactly along the axis of the rod from the top, one might think that it is impossible for the rod to buckle in a particular direction. However, the buckling WILL occur but the direction is unpredictable. This is a feature of spontaneous symmetry breaking. The breaking takes place but one does not know in which direction.

     The Higgs field thus acts as the finger in Figure B, applying pressure to the system to cause it to buckle and loose its symmetry. It is a deep result of quantum field theory that when this happens that the W and Z, which are messengers of the symmetries broken by the Higgs, acquire masses. In other words, without spontaneous symmetry breaking the W and Z would be massless.

gets?

eto pa..
The Higgs field produces masses for the quarks and the electrically charged leptons through its interactions with these fields. These masses are proportional to the strength with which the Higgs couples to the particles. Because the Higgs interacts most strongly with the top quark, the top quark weighs the most (about 200 times the mass of a proton). The electron interacts very weakly with the Higgs and that is why it is the lightest particle (about 2000 times lighter than a proton). Physicists do not understand why the Higgs couplings differ so greatly, so that even if the CERN experiment is confirmed and the Higgs mechanism is realized, certain features of the Standard Model will remain a mystery.

So if one of the most important scientific discoveries has been made, why has there been so little news about it? The answer is that because of its great importance, experimentalists must be sure of the result before announcing it. There are four experimental detectors at CERN. Of these four, only Aleph is seeing convincing evidence of Higgs production. That detector sees three Higgs-candidate events. Another detector, Delphi, also thinks that it has produced one Higgs in a single positron-electron collision. Although Aleph states that the Higgs has been seen with better than 99% confidence, no strong claims can be made with so few events. CERN has decided to run its LEP experiment an extra month or so to try to produce more Higgs particles. If successful, an important announcement on the Higgs discovery will be made near the end of this year.

thanks sa textual and image source. jupiterscientific.org

ayan paalala lang po hindi po ito fictional or fake.
pure science research po ito na 100% sure. hindi nag rerelease ng information ang cern na at least 99% sure.
malalaman natin update maybe december or january 2010.

very exciting kasi dito na pumapasok yung mga ibang theories about time and space at sa light.

so sabi nga higgs is one of the four things that is the KEY to mass

ok so ang pinaka exciting para sa akin dito yung possibility of time travelling. hindi na to pwedeng maging fiction. haha all my dreams are coming true.

so para sa mga nagtataka kung pano. kapag tinanggalan mo ng higgs particle ang isang bagay. certainly masisira yung symmetry nito na SURELY magtatanggal ng mass sayo or weight.
marami pang i reresearch kapag na confirm nang 100% ang higgs particle.
so watch out.

pasalamat tayo kay einstein sya lahat ang founder nito dahil sa formula nyang e=mc2

sa mga may question and violent reactions.
cge post lang.
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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #1 on: November 04, 2009, 04:35:55 am »
 Update on the Higgs Discovery
In early November 2000, CERN ended its one month extension of the LEP experiment. The extension had been granted with the hope of clearing up the somewhat ambiguous situation concerning the Higgs discovery. The final results are in and the situation has not been clarified. There are four clean candidate events leading to about 95% confidence that the Higgs has been seen. Because of the extraordinary importance of the Higgs, CERN experimentalists are unable to definitively say that they have uncovered the particle. If they have succeeded, the Higgs mass is around 115 GeV/c2 (for comparative purposes the mass of the proton is 0.94 GeV/c2).

      CERN now begins construction of the LHC (large hadronic collider), which could not be delayed further. It will take about five years to build and allow scientists to explore higher energies, make new discoveries (including that of the Higgs particle), and to probe new short-distance properties of nature.

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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #2 on: November 04, 2009, 08:07:08 am »
salamat po may matututunan na naman ako... ::pampam

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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #3 on: November 04, 2009, 10:04:37 am »
di ba eto rin yung hinuhuli nila sa Da Vinci Code? sarap magbasa ng ganto :)

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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #4 on: November 04, 2009, 11:47:28 am »
di ba eto rin yung hinuhuli nila sa Da Vinci Code? sarap magbasa ng ganto :)
di ko pa napapanuod ehehe.
bagong discovery lng to di pa lang sila naglalabas ng full details kasi hindi pa confirmed.

more on facts to. sa da vinci code sa tingin ko more on theories,



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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #5 on: November 04, 2009, 08:36:36 pm »
ito yung noong last year sa NGC...tung kol sa "God Particle" hopia like it

http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2008/03/god-particle/achenbach-text/1
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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #6 on: November 04, 2009, 08:54:22 pm »
delekado yan pag naging unstable kasi kung mag-gegnerate ng particles yan kailangan ng matinding energy to produce another particle.  Ang hindi pa rin masagot dito san manggagaling ang energy ka kakailanganin para mag mterialize.  Of corse nagawa nila dito yan kaso matinding enegy ang pagkaka-alam ko mga isang powed grid ang katumbas ginamit to produce katiting na particle.

Pero sa point of view ng BEGINING OF TIME......saan kumuha ng energy????kaya technically,  mali pa ring sabihin na "god particle yan"

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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #7 on: November 05, 2009, 02:18:50 am »
delekado yan pag naging unstable kasi kung mag-gegnerate ng particles yan kailangan ng matinding energy to produce another particle.  Ang hindi pa rin masagot dito san manggagaling ang energy ka kakailanganin para mag mterialize.  Of corse nagawa nila dito yan kaso matinding enegy ang pagkaka-alam ko mga isang powed grid ang katumbas ginamit to produce katiting na particle.

Pero sa point of view ng BEGINING OF TIME......saan kumuha ng energy????kaya technically,  mali pa ring sabihin na "god particle yan"

Man its the higgs boson .
tama ka delikado nga kaya nga yung measures na tinatake ng mga scientist sobra sobra.

second mali ka. alam na kung saan kukunin ang energy kasalukuyang ineextend yung Hadronic collider
nearly speed of light na ang inaabot nilang speed.

bali sa sobrang liit at sobrang laki ng higgs boson para sa isang subatomic particle kailangan i concentrate yung energy sa isang dot.

eto naman sagot sa huli mong tanong.

Why then has the Higgs boson been singled out and given its exalted name, "the God particle"? Physicists would like to get "to the bottom" in understanding the physical character of the smallest particles, and the Higgs boson would in one sense be a temporary bottom. (I say "temporary" because many physicists think that still more remains to be revealed at even higher energies.) Getting to the bottom gives scientists the feeling that they have achieved a God-like knowledge. So it is not completely arbitrary to have given the Higgs boson its whimsical alternate name.

hindi nila tinawag na god particle for fancy. they gave it that name to be their target milestone for success.

kasi sa totoo lang ang higgs boson hindi pa sya ganun kalakas na energy. hindi rin siya ang nagiisa marami pang madidiscover na mas malalakas na energy.

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God is Really Intelligent! God is Really Efficient! God is Really Powerful!
In an environment where the Universe is not created yet. Space and time are local effects determined by matter that randomly appears according to the laws of Quantum Mechanics.

nagsisimula pa lang tayong mamulat sa mga kailangan pa nating gawin.

ika nga ni einstein..

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science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind.
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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #8 on: November 05, 2009, 03:41:18 am »
point of clarification lng po, i believe the large hadronic collider does not, and will not generate or create new particles,it will smash or collide atoms at extreme speeds, greater than the speed of light in the hopes of segregating the minutest units of matter, smaller than the quarks etc. meaning that the theoretical higgs-boson particle might be the most fundamental part, or building block of matter, that is common in everything, thus the term God particle, coined from the assumption that everything originated from one cosmic or divine "thing". 

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« Reply #9 on: November 05, 2009, 06:11:46 am »
LOL ANGeLS and DEMOnS br dan brown... binasa ko yan ng 2 araw straight... hahahaha

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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #10 on: November 05, 2009, 07:43:16 am »
point of clarification lng po, i believe the large hadronic collider does not, and will not generate or create new particles,it will smash or collide atoms at extreme speeds, greater than the speed of light in the hopes of segregating the minutest units of matter, smaller than the quarks etc. meaning that the theoretical higgs-boson particle might be the most fundamental part, or building block of matter, that is common in everything, thus the term God particle, coined from the assumption that everything originated from one cosmic or divine "thing". 

they might not GENERATE particles. but they will create particles from particles. ou tama from colliding particles like quarks and leptons.

they are accelerating antiparticles. preferably antimatters, which they contain in hope of future usage. sealed inside an electromagnetic capsule or container. because antimatters will wreak havoc when exposed to any particle even air.

as i said they are upgrading the lhc within 5 years with hopes of discovering or even creating something.

hindi ang higgs boson ang origin. key lang sya.
maraming energies/particles pa ang mystery as ive said.

like ang opposite ng protons ay hindi neutrons kundi anti-protons na key ingredient in creating antimatter.


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Re: The God Particle.
« Reply #11 on: November 05, 2009, 07:49:37 am »
LOL ANGeLS and DEMOnS br dan brown... binasa ko yan ng 2 araw straight... hahahaha

nice.
anu naman natutunan mo sa secret societies
ambigrams at angels.

hehe share.
sayang wala pang thread d2 ng mga books ni dan brown ganda ng creativity ng isip nung tao na un.