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07/14/11(Thu)21:43:10 No.340841010>>340839095 I
respect your drive to debate this, but your lacking some fundamental
understanding. I'm not a physicist, either, so I will stumble trying to
explain it properly. Basically Einstein proved that as a particle
approaches the speed of light, the energy required to speed it up
increases exponentially. It actually asymptotes at the value of the
speed of light, meaning you would require an infinite amount of energy
to exceed it. The LHC can reach 99.9% and in the previous generations of
synchrotron, this value was around 99.75%. This may seem like a big
jump, but the next one will be much bigger, again, the diameter of the
solar system for I think 99.99%.
Pick up a copy of Brian Greene's
"The Elegant Universe." He does a really good job of summarising
Einstien and introducing String Theory. |