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Originally Posted by crosscap Oh, boy! You know a lot many of the latest developments in the field. This is a brilliant idea and need to be tasted. I must add that from the end of this year we, the high energy physicist are going to start a very big experiment at LHC in CERN, Geneva where, we hope a lot many of these new ideas will be verified. So keep an eye on the newspapers/channels. It would take at least 2-3 years at least to analyse the data. |
I think i have already heard of this LHC. Once again, in some documentary or perhaps Horizon only. Isnt it about the Particle Accelerator and was finally turned on in November 07 or something and the data generated would be to understand the Big Bang theory and how the universe was formed? And it was said to be pretty dangerous too as it could trigger a blck hole or something. Saw this in October 07 and havnt heard of any developments or what happened when the experiment actually took place.
Perhaps you could enlighten me. Maybe a few links or video downloads which would update me. Quote:
Originally Posted by crosscap I have already read your feedack. Those were truly informative. Thanks a ton! |
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Originally Posted by crosscap I just can not believe it. I thought it would be very difficult to find somebody in India outisde the scientific community who have some interest in Mac OS X : Windows, windows... everywhere.... I love to work with Leopard. I can not think of my professional life without it. Did you try Tiger? |
Youd be surprised at how many people in India and outside the scientific community use Macs. I love to work with Leopard too, specially Quick Look. Its the best feature i ever used and the reason why i shifted to Leopard.
Yes, i was previously using Tiger, Leopard is built on it and the additional features like quick look and time machine made me shift to leopard. Else i was very happy & content with Tiger. |