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**The Flying Mouse** · 16 Sep 2008, 19:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by RadioMaster

am I dead yet?

Let me answer your question with a question

Do you possess a life?

Thought not

You dead dude

mszee · 24 Sep 2008, 02:51

Ladies and Gentlemen...

Please advance your calendars...

updated 2:35 p.m. EDT, Tue September 23, 2008

GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) -- The European nuclear research organization says repairs and the onset of winter will delay the startup of the world's largest particle collider until spring.
The collider's ALICE experiment will look at how the universe formed by analyzing particle collisions.

The collider's ALICE experiment will look at how the universe formed by analyzing particle collisions.

Spokesman James Gillies of the European Organization for Nuclear Research says it will take too long to finish announced repairs before the November shutdown.

Gillies said Tuesday that it will take several weeks to warm up the damaged area from near absolute zero before experts can go in and make repairs.

Then the machine will have to be rechilled over another month.

He told The Associated Press that the decision was made Tuesday that this will take until the winter shutdown starting in mid-November.

Gillies says the resumption of the Large Hadron Collider should proceed quickly next spring.

24 Sep 2008, 02:51	#52
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Ladies and Gentlemen... Please advance your calendars... updated 2:35 p.m. EDT, Tue September 23, 2008 GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) -- The European nuclear research organization says repairs and the onset of winter will delay the startup of the world's largest particle collider until spring. The collider's ALICE experiment will look at how the universe formed by analyzing particle collisions. The collider's ALICE experiment will look at how the universe formed by analyzing particle collisions. Spokesman James Gillies of the European Organization for Nuclear Research says it will take too long to finish announced repairs before the November shutdown. Gillies said Tuesday that it will take several weeks to warm up the damaged area from near absolute zero before experts can go in and make repairs. Then the machine will have to be rechilled over another month. He told The Associated Press that the decision was made Tuesday that this will take until the winter shutdown starting in mid-November. Gillies says the resumption of the Large Hadron Collider should proceed quickly next spring.