What do they have to do exactly in order to "find" the Higgs boson?
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I actually expected the test to create a new substance,but we'll find out later lol.[/QUOTE][img]http://blogs.discovery.com/.a/6a00d8341bf67c53ef013480ab2e46970c-800wi[/img]
This ain't no movie...
Whoa.
[QUOTE=Mudbone;25945198]Thanks to the large hardon collider we can now prove the big bang. Theirs no need for religion anymore. Therefore nothing to debate.[/QUOTE]
No
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[QUOTE=booster;25971381]What do they have to do exactly in order to "find" the Higgs boson?[/QUOTE]
Smash particles apart into smaller particles.
If anybody knows, is the higgs boson supposed to be the size of a quark?
[QUOTE=booster;25971381]What do they have to do exactly in order to "find" the Higgs boson?[/QUOTE]
Reaching the necessary energy in a particle-particle collision to create it (between 115 and 185 GeV) and then detecting it.
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[QUOTE=Mr. N;25973510]Smash particles apart into smaller particles.
If anybody knows, is the higgs boson supposed to be the size of a quark?[/QUOTE]
They are not smashing particles to get "smaller one", they do it in order to release a bunch of energy which then can be used to create other particles such as the Higgs Boson.
The size of it is yet unknown.
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