Its rarely that my family sits down and eat together for dinner. Now that its ramadhan, the fasting month, should i say breakfast as well in the wee hours of the morning? 4.30? haha.. Yep, definitely, magic of ramadhan at work.
A thing i hate the most. That whenever im about to blog, i would have all that i want to say in my head but losing all of it the second i logged into my blogger account. When that happens, ill be left staring at the blank space with the line flashing infront of me. As though its laughing at my stupidity. Really, im in that situation right now as im writing this sentence. Im trying to recall what i wanted to say at the same time. Gosh, its irritating. ITS LAUGHING AT ME. Oh TIDAK. blah. lol..
YES. Finally remembered. Brain cells finally connected to the missing cell that i wanted.
You know, i feel that science is very interesting. Intriguing perhaps? Whenever my Yahoo! homepage appears and my eyes captures something thats got to do with discoveries or scientific experiments featured, I'd click on it straightaway. Its normally has long, winding and seemingly never ending paragraphs with explanations thats out of the world. A year ago, if i could remember it properly, i read a report on this experiment. Its objectives are simple, to find out what happened during the big bang. Yes, the one that happened like say, 15 gezellion billion years ago? Which conveniently resulted in the existence of the planet we all inhabit right now.
Only this time, they are doing it on a miniature scale, though mind you, the numbers are much bigger in terms of size, manpower, finance and magnets. Something about having hadrons (protons and neutrons) to collide with one another and see what happens. I dont know. haha. Super cooled huhas and nuclei schanadigans. What am i talking about? Oh, the Large Hadron Collider. Go check it out. They are powering ALICE (they call this big assed machine, that crosses the borders of switzerland and france) up already. Better yet, forget my explanation and listen to this.
i dont see how this is going to be interesting to you, just thought that id share. Cuz if this goes wrong, it spells the end of the earth for us earthlings. Or so, they say.
There are concerned bodies out there that filed a lawsuit against CERN, the place where this experiment is held. Beh, it didnt went through, plus the guys thats incharge of this is suuree that it wont happen. What will? oh, a small tiny whiny whiny whiny black hole. That those concerned people think could suck us up. Anyways,i support them. I choose to believe that its safe. hahaha. Proven successful, lots of new stuff could be discovered yadi yadi yada but if it dosent things could turn bad i guess. Although me supporting it dosent do anything significant to help, atleast, if the latter were to happen. Being sucked up by a black hole created by we humans ourselves dosent sound that painful, does it? Beats dying by means of explosions or crazy unknowns appearing, killing us all. hahahahahahahahaha
A thing i hate the most. That whenever im about to blog, i would have all that i want to say in my head but losing all of it the second i logged into my blogger account. When that happens, ill be left staring at the blank space with the line flashing infront of me. As though its laughing at my stupidity. Really, im in that situation right now as im writing this sentence. Im trying to recall what i wanted to say at the same time. Gosh, its irritating. ITS LAUGHING AT ME. Oh TIDAK. blah. lol..
YES. Finally remembered. Brain cells finally connected to the missing cell that i wanted.
You know, i feel that science is very interesting. Intriguing perhaps? Whenever my Yahoo! homepage appears and my eyes captures something thats got to do with discoveries or scientific experiments featured, I'd click on it straightaway. Its normally has long, winding and seemingly never ending paragraphs with explanations thats out of the world. A year ago, if i could remember it properly, i read a report on this experiment. Its objectives are simple, to find out what happened during the big bang. Yes, the one that happened like say, 15 gezellion billion years ago? Which conveniently resulted in the existence of the planet we all inhabit right now.
Only this time, they are doing it on a miniature scale, though mind you, the numbers are much bigger in terms of size, manpower, finance and magnets. Something about having hadrons (protons and neutrons) to collide with one another and see what happens. I dont know. haha. Super cooled huhas and nuclei schanadigans. What am i talking about? Oh, the Large Hadron Collider. Go check it out. They are powering ALICE (they call this big assed machine, that crosses the borders of switzerland and france) up already. Better yet, forget my explanation and listen to this.
i dont see how this is going to be interesting to you, just thought that id share. Cuz if this goes wrong, it spells the end of the earth for us earthlings. Or so, they say.
There are concerned bodies out there that filed a lawsuit against CERN, the place where this experiment is held. Beh, it didnt went through, plus the guys thats incharge of this is suuree that it wont happen. What will? oh, a small tiny whiny whiny whiny black hole. That those concerned people think could suck us up. Anyways,i support them. I choose to believe that its safe. hahaha. Proven successful, lots of new stuff could be discovered yadi yadi yada but if it dosent things could turn bad i guess. Although me supporting it dosent do anything significant to help, atleast, if the latter were to happen. Being sucked up by a black hole created by we humans ourselves dosent sound that painful, does it? Beats dying by means of explosions or crazy unknowns appearing, killing us all. hahahahahahahahaha