New atom discovered :O

a scientist has discovered a new atom! cool or what? he says it gives objects mass.. cool :o i need to do some research on it xD

That's pretty cool. Research it and get back to me xD thanks

hey its been awhile

Oh my god, you actually make me want to kill myself.

IT IS NOT AN ATOM.
NOT AN ATOM.
THE HIGGS BOSON IS NOT AN ATOM.
IT IS A PARTICLE.
IT IS NOT AN ATOM.

Black holes suck.

Oh crap i said atom o.o its a particle yea xD i hate physics anyway :L bleehh to physics! I'll call it what i want! xD in fact, imma call it a tomato. So what do you think about the tomato that we discovered?

I was hoping physicists would discover the graviton so we'd be one step closer to all the cool Star Trek stuff. The Higgs Boson almost certainly rules out that a graviton even exists. Does this mean gravity isn't really one of the fundamental forces of nature? So far each force has its own particle, the most well-known being the photon for electromagnetism. Yet, gravity travels at the same speed as light, so it seems like a force of nature. Where is my warp drive?!

I'm predestined to have free will.

Electromagnetism as a wave-particle duality makes sense because if it was just a wave, blackholes wouldn't exist due to no mass. Plus it supports 'E=m x c^2' since light has energy, it must have mass.

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The distinguished LinkZelda spake:

Electromagnetism as a wave-particle duality makes sense because if it was just a wave, blackholes wouldn't exist due to no mass. Plus it supports 'E=m x c^2' since light has energy, it must have mass.

yeah true.. if light had no mass... it would be nothing o-o i think it just has very little mass.

I heard about this! Immediately afterwards, I read The First Men In The Moon by H.G. Wells. They relate.

10 years on SDK

Are we meant to be excited?

I don't have anything intelligent to say.

I think I heard somewhere that the Higgs Boson doesn't exist.

Are pools of blood forming in your hands whenever you cup them, only to coagulate into the form of a tiny baby with three heads?

The distinguished HullBreach spake:

I was hoping physicists would discover the graviton so we'd be one step closer to all the cool Star Trek stuff. The Higgs Boson almost certainly rules out that a graviton even exists. Does this mean gravity isn't really one of the fundamental forces of nature? So far each force has its own particle, the most well-known being the photon for electromagnetism. Yet, gravity travels at the same speed as light, so it seems like a force of nature. Where is my warp drive?!

How does the existence of the Higgs rule out the graviton? D:

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The distinguished LinkZelda spake:

Electromagnetism as a wave-particle duality makes sense because if it was just a wave, blackholes wouldn't exist due to no mass. Plus it supports 'E=m x c^2' since light has energy, it must have mass.

No, light is a mass-less particle, which is why it can move at the speed it does.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

The distinguished HullBreach spake:

I was hoping physicists would discover the graviton so we'd be one step closer to all the cool Star Trek stuff. The Higgs Boson almost certainly rules out that a graviton even exists. Does this mean gravity isn't really one of the fundamental forces of nature? So far each force has its own particle, the most well-known being the photon for electromagnetism. Yet, gravity travels at the same speed as light, so it seems like a force of nature. Where is my warp drive?!

They have actually made warp drive plausible. Search Alcubierre on google to learn more.

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The distinguished Skittles spake:

The distinguished LinkZelda spake:[quote]Electromagnetism as a wave-particle duality makes sense because if it was just a wave, blackholes wouldn't exist due to no mass. Plus it supports 'E=m x c^2' since light has energy, it must have mass.

No, light is a mass-less particle, which is why it can move at the speed it does.[/quote]I just had a rediculous idea, if light is the only thing that can go at the speed of light, then when gravity attracts objwcts, it is trying to go at the speed of light, but as per the laws of physics can't and slows down (timewise) all the objects influenced by it. Then maybe the more "parts" of gravity an object is influenced by, the slower (timewise) it'd be?
I probably have no idea what I'm talking about. Hell, I'm only in 8th grade.

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