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Re-creating the big bang

Posted March 01, 2007 12:47 PM

From MSNBC.com: Science:

Thousands of physicists are rushing to build the world's largest and most expensive science experiment, which they hope will bring them one step closer toward unlocking some of the universe's oldest secrets.

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Re: Re-creating the big bang

03/02/2007 4:13 AM

Note: it is the beginning of March and not the first of April (April fools day)

It make me think of the loooong story.

Scientist made a huge concrete ball.

Constructed a mountain.

Get the ball to run down the slope.

Inspected the ball for some time.

Conclusion : A rolling stone gathers no moss.

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