CERN plans to announce latest results in search for Higgs boson particle

If they find the Higg's where it is predicted, then this is a fantastic result and will add hugely to our understanding of science.

If they find the Higg's, but not where it is predicted, then this is a fantastic result and will add hugely to our understanding of science.

If they don't find the Higg's, then this is a fantastic result and will add hugely to our understanding of science.

Whatever the results, this is a exciting time in the world of physics!

If they find the Higg's where it is predicted, then this is a fantastic result and will add hugely to our understanding of science. ... If they don't find the Higg's, then this is a fantastic result and will add hugely to our understanding of science.

Well said. The continuity of research, jobs and salaries is what is important here. Not the actual results, of Robert Wilson, a former president of APS recognized and named clearly already before years.

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ehrnonono. The results are what is important here, either 3 of these possible findings will greatly contribute to our understanding of physics and tell us which way to move forward in the theories. We just don't know which of the 3 it will be.

ehrnonono. The results are what is important here, either 3 of these possible findings will greatly contribute to our understanding of physics and tell us which way to move forward in the theories. We just don't know which of the 3 it will be.

What if the calculations are wrong, and the energy levels needed for the collisions are off by an order of magnitude or two?

If you discard the whole theory, you could miss the truth by not testing it.

BUILD A BIGGER COLLIDER.

Give them engineers and particle physicists another job to justify their salary!

The Higgs doesn´t exist because the mass is the electric dipole moment:

m = e.k /x (1-pi^3alpha^2 /2)

m-mass;e-electron charge;k-Boltzmann constant;
x-Compton wavelength; pi=3.1415927;
alpha-fine structure constant.

Its a very exciting time if your interested in mass or Gr. The higgs could be so many things, my interest is if the higgs is the fabric of spacetime or if it requires a further framework to exist in ( not aether )

if it requires a further framework to exist in ( not aether )

Actually Higgs mechanism is more "aetheric", than the dense aether theory (AWT). Higgs field implies the existence of finite fixed size particles which are forming fluid, in AWT such finite level of particles doesn't exist. Concept of Higgs field adheres to classical physics paradigms more, than it's willing to admit.

rawa1 I understand your take on this but my interest in the higgs field/particle is weather its 3 dimentional or 2D. I am especialy intersted to see if it spins/occilates and at what rate reletive to its size.

I have been trying ( and failing ) for many year to understand the maths of 2d objects from a 3d perspective.

Well said. The continuity of research, jobs and salaries is what is important here. Not the actual results, of Robert Wilson, a former president of APS recognized and named clearly already before years.

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Wow, what an eye-opening document. It really shows how shallow and corrupt the scientific establishment is and to what depths they'll go to...

Oh, wait, you fabricated that document.

if it requires a further framework to exist in ( not aether )

Actually Higgs mechanism is more "aetheric", than the dense aether theory (AWT). Higgs field implies the existence of finite fixed size particles which are forming fluid, in AWT such finite level of particles doesn't exist. Concept of Higgs field adheres to classical physics paradigms more, than it's willing to admit.

Do you make a living by posting incoherent rubbish 24/7? I admire your dedication. Perhaps you should move into a landfill.