Has the "God Particle" been found?

[spydertl79]

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There are rumors flying that the Higgs Boson has been discovered at the
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is the final piece of the Standard Model of Particle Physics which is, itself, the crowning achievement of subatomic physics. Called the "God Particle" by some, the Higgs is responsible for giving all the other flecks of matter in this Universe the remarkable property we think of as mass. Physicists have been hunting the Higgs for decades. One of the main reasons for building the billion dollar LHC was to find the Higgs and determine its properties.

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[NY8123]

Couple this with the string theory and you have something, you would have a model of what creates gravity. I am no physicist or brainiac but it almost would suggest small interdenominational riffs would be responsible for mass with the Higgs Boson being the pivot man so to speak between matter (anti and normal).

It is fascinating **** to be honest and it truly makes you understand how little mankind knows about nature.

[Rafiki]

This is exciting news, if true. Though I would be more excited if they found a gravitron.