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Tag Archives: CERN
Higgs Boson announcement expected from CERN today
UPDATE 5:57 AM The live webcast from CERN is overloaded but it appears that uncertainty still exists about the HB, they may have glimpsed its signal around 126 GeV – see below – Anthony “The God Particle” may have been … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged CERN, Geneva, God Particle, Higgs Boson, Large Hadron Collider, Particle physics, Standard Model, Wikipedia
119 Comments
A disturbance in the force – CERN finds faster than light particles?
From Yahoo News: CERN claims faster-than-light particle measured GENEVA (AP) — Scientists at the world’s largest physics lab say they have clocked subatomic particles traveling faster than light, a feat that — if true — would break a fundamental pillar … Continue reading
Some reactions to the CLOUD experiment
CERN Finds “Significant” Cosmic Ray Cloud Effect Best known for its studies of the fundamental constituents of matter, the CERN particle-physics laboratory in Geneva is now also being used to study the climate. Researchers in the CLOUD collaboration have released … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged CERN, CLOUD, Henrik Svensmark, Jasper Kirkby, Nigel Calder
138 Comments
BREAKING NEWS – CERN Experiment Confirms Cosmic Rays Influence Cloud Seeds
UPDATE: see some reactions to this announcement here From the GWPF This refers to the CLOUD experiment at CERN. I’ll have more on this as it develops (updated twice since the original report now), but for the short term, it … Continue reading
Posted in cosmic rays
Tagged CERN, climate change, CLOUD, Cosmic ray, Henrik Svensmark, Nigel Calder
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Weekly Weather and Climate News Roundup
Quote of the Week: “From the household perspective, reductions in energy expenditures act like a tax cut for the Pennsylvania economy, increasing discretionary income.” Penn State report on natural gas from shale. – – – – – – – – … Continue reading
Posted in Climate News Roundup, cosmic rays
Tagged CERN, climate change, CLOUD, Cosmic ray, Science & Environmental Policy Project
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CERN: “Don’t interpret the CLOUD experiment results”
From the Register and Nigel Calder’s blog via bunches of people who submitted in Tips and Notes, hints of a new project, the RCC (Real Climate Collider) /sarc. CERN ‘gags’ physicists in cosmic ray climate experiment What do these results … Continue reading
Update on the CERN CLOUD experiment
WUWT reader Max_B tips us off to this article and video. According to Nigel Calder’s Blog, CERN’s CLOUD experiment (testing Svensmarks’s cosmic-ray theory) shows a large enhancement of aerosol production and the results are due for release in 2 or … Continue reading
Posted in aerosols, cosmic rays
Tagged CERN, Cosmic ray, Henrik Svensmark, Jasper Kirkby, Nigel Calder
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Preliminary results for the CERN CLOUD cosmic ray experiment
From Nature blog: Sunny days for CLOUD experiment An experiment designed to investigate the link between solar activity and the climate has its first results in the bag. At the American Geophysical Union meeting in San Francisco today, Joachim Curtius … Continue reading
Posted in cosmic rays, Science
Tagged American Geophysical Union, CERN, climate change, CLOUD, Jasper Kirkby
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