What followed during the entire process and after that is plethora of questions and few answers. Roughly 2000 scientists from all over the world got involved, 200 of them were from our own country. We have even contributed financially for this project.The mini big bang is carried out with the help of 80 different countries to unearth questions as:
1.How God's particle(Higgs Boson) can be captured?
2.How to find proof of the evolution of mankind?
3.With this experiment, what are the chances of finding life elsewhere?
The LHC (large hadron collider) is seen in its tunnel at CERN (European particle physics laboratory) near Geneva, Switzerland.
My questions for this entire experiment:
1. Can we limit ourselves with the knowledge that one can gather from this? There is no limit for getting information.
2. Can we then use all this effort and money to share it with people who are alive but find it difficult to survive? What's the big deal in assuring that there is life in some other planet??
3 comments:
Well written.
Hoping this experiment goes all well and at the end of it, we will know the origin of our Universe.
Else what have we got to lose, the BIG BANG THEORY is still there.
One gets easy sanctions for experiments like these where big money is involved.
Adding to those plethora of questions,
Why not sanction an equal amount of money to set up a good community with best hospitals or anything that could better the living conditions in an under developed country?
Which would mean life to many of them, and not a mere(BIGGEST)experiment.
@Jo: Thanks.There are many who might have a different opinion to our like mindedness :)
Yes, hope it brings out the best results which will elevate the undermined to a better place.
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