Post by Jeremy Strickland on Sept 9, 2008 20:05:26 GMT
...and thank you for all the fish.
Tomorrow sees the CERN experiment that has been called the 'Black-hole' experiment.
As far as I'm concerned this all seems much ado about nothing (excuse the pun).
I doubt whether the CERN team could reproduce 'black-hole' conditions. I'd go further and wager they don't find the Higgs Boson first time around.
Either way the team should not be disheartened. If they want expert advice on creating 'black-holes' then Jersey's very own Terry Le Sueur is on hand to show them the way.
Tomorrow sees the CERN experiment that has been called the 'Black-hole' experiment.
As far as I'm concerned this all seems much ado about nothing (excuse the pun).
I doubt whether the CERN team could reproduce 'black-hole' conditions. I'd go further and wager they don't find the Higgs Boson first time around.
Either way the team should not be disheartened. If they want expert advice on creating 'black-holes' then Jersey's very own Terry Le Sueur is on hand to show them the way.