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Fisherdog3
Tue Dec 27 2011, 02:44AM
Fisherdog3 Registered Member #4290 Joined: Sat Dec 24 2011, 06:08PM
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I don't know very much about particle physics, but I'll say 105.2 GeV as a longshot.

@Nah: lots of old tube devices I've taken apart have a bit of writing on some of the parts (ie. "R4" "Goes to pin 5" stuff like that). The handwriting look almost exactly like mine, maybe it's genetic?
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Conundrum
Sat Jun 30 2012, 02:39PM
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Hmm, possible result due to be announced on Wednesday by CERN ?
So far it looks like around 122-125 GeV, however this could change with more data.
-A
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Inducktion
Wed Jul 04 2012, 09:51PM
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Link2

Looks to me like the Higgs Boson has indeed been found. :)
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Conundrum
Wed Jul 04 2012, 10:35PM
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Yes, looks like around 125.3 GeV.
With a prediction of 121.0 GeV Link2 appears to be the winner, so as soon as he sends me his address I'll dispatch the box of goodies.

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Ash Small
Thu Jul 05 2012, 09:39AM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Conundrum wrote ...

Yes, looks like around 125.3 GeV.
With a prediction of 121.0 GeV Link2 appears to be the winner, so as soon as he sends me his address I'll dispatch the box of goodies.

-A

"One of the reasons for the caution at Cern is that while the new particle has so far behaved liked the elusive Higgs boson it is lighter than expected.


This opens up the possibility of there being more than one Higgs boson and could lead to a new understanding of dark matter, the mysterious substance thought to make up a quarter of the universe."

Hang on a minute, there could be more Higgs bosons to come yet.....

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Conundrum
Tue Mar 24 2015, 07:56AM
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See other thread smile

-A
#include "EvenTheAlmightyCommentsHisCode.h"
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