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RE: Physicists are planning to create lasers powerful enough to tear space itself apart!
They are planning to build another CERN? Why? The first one shouldn't have ever been built.
They are planning to build another CERN? Why? The first one shouldn't have ever been built.
Well, first I don't think they are planning to build another CERN. The article doesn't even mention CERN at all.
And why do you think it should have never been built?
CERN was built to tear space itself apart.
They were going to build it in texas, but texas doesn't have the proper earth to accept all that energy. So, the built it where it is because of all the crystaline rock there. Very strange if what you are trying to do is actually smash atoms.
Now, if you had a car, and wanted to understand how it worked, would you tear it apart and smash pieces of it together to find out about car-ness? By doing so, you would never find out about car-ness because you are destroying the very thing that is the car.
That is what the people at CERN are trying to do with atoms, if that is indeed what they are trying to do. They could be that stupid. But, my money is on them trying to rip space itself apart.
I don't think you really understand what they are doing at CERN man. They aren't trying to tear space apart, they are smashing atoms together to create high-energy situations similar to how space looked at the very beginning.
Also, comparing smashing atoms to smashing cars isn't even like comparing apples to oranges.... it's like... well... comparing atoms to cars. They are just so fundamentally different, obviously you won't test them the same way.
I don't think you really understand what they are doing at CERN man.
So, "science" has "disproven" the aether. In the Michelson-Morley experiment which only tested one set of hypothesis, and barely (the minimum amount tests) at that. It was like they were trying to measure the height of ocean waves in directions parallel to earth. So, of course they didn't find anything.
The aether exists. Nikola Tesla said so, along with many others. And, it is quite easy to see when you throw out all the wrong think in science books today. Go back and read the books Tesla read.
Since the aether exists, atoms do not work anything like what "science" currently says. Atoms are not empty shells, with a tiny center.
So, how much can you learn from a computer chip after you let the magic smoke out? That is probably a better analogy of what they are doing at CERN.
Clif High talks about CERN every once in a while, if you want another perspective. CERN will soon be a museum.