Posted on 06/15/2010 9:41:08 PM PDT by dila813
"Recent results from the Dzero experiment at the Tevatron particle accelerator suggest that those looking for a single Higgs boson particle should be looking for five particles, and the data gathered may point to new laws beyond the Standard Model. 'The DZero results showed much more significant "asymmetry" of matter and anti-matter beyond what could be explained by the Standard Model. Bogdan Dobrescu, Adam Martin and Patrick J Fox from Fermilab say this large asymmetry effect can be accounted for by the existence of multiple Higgs bosons. They say the data point to five Higgs bosons with similar masses but different electric charges. Three would have a neutral charge and one each would have a negative and positive electric charge. This is known as the two-Higgs doublet model.'"
I wish Climate Science was able to entertain the idea that their theory is wrong as easily as Physicists are willing to.
This is how science is supposed to work.
This is just data that hints that they may be wrong, yet they are willing to consider it.
In Climate Science, the observation must not be adequate or you are a denier.
It’s about time for another major Physics breakthrough.
Oh they are. You just don't hear about the ones who do.
It is good science, just no one knows how we are going to use this information.
I hope that we surprise ourselves with an application for this.
Horse sh**.
Now there’s a clever idea. Pack the leaking casing with anti-bosons!
I thought the get bought up on charges in the World Criminal Court if they did that.
It’s not good science.
Which part, that Physicists are willing to entertain alternative theories or that there are multiple Higgs Particles?
Based on what?
That there isn’t any application for it? I would agree with you on that.
Good Science just means you have a theory and you have an experiment that can adequately probe and test it.
Explain to me your “multiple Higgs Particles” please.
Go to the link
You have no, as in zero, objectivity. Must suck.
You would think that these kinds of breakthroughs in supersymmetry would come from CERN now, and not Fermilabs.
Wow you are TROLLING hard.
Ok...
Where is the regular FR, and what did you do with them?
yes, absolutely none, now go away
Yep, explain why you’re acting like a child about it first.
I guess a few billion dollars doesn’t always buy you the best science.
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