CERN Ready To Test Fire Its Time Machine On September 10

[Mr_Man]

[citation][nom]bigships[/nom]ThePatriot, how many bytes in a terabyte? Isn't it a trillion bytes? 1,000,000,000,000 (10 to the power 12)? (assuming 1,000 bytes per kilobyte) A gigabyte is a billion bytes.Wouldn't a TeV, a teraelectron volt follow the same logic?Or am I mixing systems of math?-- bigships[/citation]
Yes, you're mixing base 2 with base 10. 2 to the 30th power is a gigabyte, 2 to the 40th power a terabyte, and so on. They're talking about base 10 when they say TeV.

 

[quake1fan]

One of the primary purposes of this device is to detect a graviton leaving our universe and going into higher or parallel dimensions. In doing so, M-Theory will be greatly substantiated. The theory is that our universe is floating in 11 dimensional space and that all matter in our universe is connected in single membrane. We will potentially gain much knowledge from the experiment, the most expensive scientific experiment done so far.

 

[Guest]

As if life were not terrifying enough, they want to run particles at 99.9 percent of the speed of light. I believe small black holes have already been created and are pulling more and more at multidimensional fabric in the future experiments- which in non linear time- have already occurred .ANY strange occurrence should be looked at very warily ; as holes are in the time/space fabric creating unknown effects on the present and past- from future experiments already created- backwash effect ripples.Sorry, .DR.STRANGELOVE