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Space research has given us many benefits that we now take for granted right here on Earth.
There are massive resources available in our solar system that we can access when we advance further and are able to reduce the costs of launching.
The possibilities are endless.
Our government wastes far more money with inefficiency than what is actually invested into space.
We are about to find out if antimatter exists. I am excited about this, also a bit apprehensive. We know that a fission reaction can be very violent as can a FUSSION reaction like our sun. I just hope they have done enough experimentation to know what is going to likely occur when they do this. ITs not just the collision, it's the collateral damage that follows that collision.The facts are: CERN's Large Hadron Collider fires up on July 5th after a hiatus of some time. They're going to smash some particles together and watch what happens.
The conspiracies are mostly from Stranger Things fans I guess, a show I never watched (though, as a long time Kate Bush fan, the new interest in her is something else). However, being an amateur space nut, you do wonder if this rips a portal through spacetime.
My response: okay. Things are pretty well screwed here anyway.
The Large Hadron Collider Is About to Ramp Up to Unprecedented Energy Levels
Ten years after it discovered the Higgs boson, the Large Hadron Collider is about to start smashing protons together at unprecedented energy levels in its quest to reveal more secrets about how the universe works.www.sciencealert.com
Without all that research and investment, you wouldn't be able to post that.You seem to think that those things would never have existed without the space program. They would have it might have taken a little longer but we would still have the most beneficial of those things
Without all that research and investment, you wouldn't be able to post that.
Fact is, many companies are now making the investment and can see the potential.
Well Petro that may be true but I say we got too big for our britches and should have stopped while we were ahead.Without all that research and investment, you wouldn't be able to post that.
Fact is, many companies are now making the investment and can see the potential.
Space research has given us many benefits that we now take for granted right here on Earth.
There are massive resources available in our solar system that we can access when we advance further and are able to reduce the costs of launching.
The possibilities are endless.
Our government wastes far more money with inefficiency than what is actually invested into space.
The internet would still exist without NASA as it was actually ARPA not NASA that began the research
And really NASA was nothing but a child of the Red Scare so yes there was an acceleration of the research but the reality is that we were already heading in that direction
Only it shot through the sky instead of heart. Or maybe even rocket man.
You sound like a lily livered, tax & spend, progressive, liberal Communist.I agree on the proxy war thing but there are plenty of things we could spend that money on right here within our own borders.
Many try to paint Oppenheimer as a warmonger, but he was more genuinely sorry for his role than Einstein ever made clear. “I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture the Bhagavad-Gita,” he said. “‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’ I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.”I know Einstein expressed regret. Oppenheimer , not so sure
The one fact all scientists agree on is that we have a working knowledge of only about 5% of the matter and energy in the universe
We are about to find out if antimatter exists. I am excited about this, also a bit apprehensive. We know that a fission reaction can be very violent as can a FUSSION reaction like our sun. I just hope they have done enough experimentation to know what is going to likely occur when they do this. ITs not just the collision, it's the collateral damage that follows that collision.
It's money we're already spending, Idiot.You sound like a lily livered, tax & spend, progressive, liberal Communist.
Why do you take that as regret?Many try to paint Oppenheimer as a warmonger, but he was more genuinely sorry for his role than Einstein ever made clear. “I remembered the line from the Hindu scripture the Bhagavad-Gita,” he said. “‘Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.’ I suppose we all thought that, one way or another.”
Some day you may realize just how stupid you are. Catsup! Mustard that power!It's money we're already spending, Idiot.
CERN creates "high energy impacts", but it is only imparting about 13 TeV of energy on the particles it accelerates. By comparison,But they'll run headlong into smashing some particles together to see what happens.
After watching "the experts" in action during the Covid mess, not only does this not surprise me, it's expected.
CERN creates "high energy impacts", but it is only imparting about 13 TeV of energy on the particles it accelerates. By comparison,
"1 TeV is about the energy of motion of a flying mosquito."
Large hadron collider finds evidence of three never-before-seen particles. Alan Boyle, universe today 6 July 2022 three exotic types of particles discovered, two four quark combinations known as tetraquarks and a five quark unit called a Pentaquark. Let's hope they don't create the seven quark type, that would obliterate this world. These humans don't know what they're dealing with.The facts are: CERN's Large Hadron Collider fires up on July 5th after a hiatus of some time. They're going to smash some particles together and watch what happens.
The conspiracies are mostly from Stranger Things fans I guess, a show I never watched (though, as a long time Kate Bush fan, the new interest in her is something else). However, being an amateur space nut, you do wonder if this rips a portal through spacetime.
My response: okay. Things are pretty well screwed here anyway.
The Large Hadron Collider Is About to Ramp Up to Unprecedented Energy Levels
Ten years after it discovered the Higgs boson, the Large Hadron Collider is about to start smashing protons together at unprecedented energy levels in its quest to reveal more secrets about how the universe works.
Space research has given us many benefits that we now take for granted right here on Earth.
