We just need hundreds of more colliders and in a year we can produce enough
Higgs Boson matters to levitate few molecules of water for few seconds (if
we figure out how to store them of course).



On 3 July 2012 05:20, Electron <electron2k4@infinito.it> wrote:

>
> Very interesting read, thanks.
>
> The Force particle.. I mean, the gravity force particle.. What if we filt=
er
> out :D all bosons from matter, does it still behave as regular matter, ju=
st
> without inertia? Or matter as we know it cannot exist without higgs boson=
s?
>
> How can we filter out :D all bosons from matter? Will my motorbike air
> filter
> suffice for this task? I guess not.. maybe putting 2 or 3 in series.. :D
>
>
> At 12.56 2012.07.03, you wrote:
> >
> >
> >On 2012-07-03, at 3:17, Electron <electron2k4@infinito.it> wrote:
> >
> >> What would be the possible applications of this discovery?
> >
> >Hovering skateboards and Jedi powers for two.
> >
> >Read this:-
> >
> >http://mobile.news.com.au/technology/sci-tech/higgs-boson-explained-wi
> >th-twilight-video-bonus/story-fn5fsgyc-1226220927156
> >
> >-m
> >
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