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We've been looking at the CERN LHC all wrong...
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<blockquote data-quote="MODAT7" data-source="post: 255865" data-attributes="member: 13649"><p>Reading this makes me wonder if there's an electrostatic component to the wings, too. Friction in rapid movement can easily cause static buildup. Some UFO designs are rumored to use high voltage electrostatic fields.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I've been thinking about this a little more, and there's no reason why CERN can't run the "coil" slower. I've had a few more ideas, too.</p><p></p><p>There are essentially 2 "coils" in the accelerator. One rotates one way, and the other rotates the opposite. Might this double the apparent frequency? I'm beginning to wonder if they could run both tracks in the same direction, but that depends on the magnet setups. I'm also wondering if they can pulse magnets on oppsite sides of the track in locked sequence. They probably can but not at full power... but they may not need full power for what ever they're doing. This would allow for complex configurations.</p><p></p><p>The accelerator circumference is supposed to be 16 miles long. Divide light speed in a vacuum by 16 and it's just over 11600 cycles per second. Since they can't get the particle stream up to 100% light speed, that frequency will be a little slower. It's probably greater than 99% light speed. That would set a maximum frequency... at least according to moronal physics. I don't know if they have any secret ways of taking the particle stream FTL. If they do, I'd rather they do those tests off world.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MODAT7, post: 255865, member: 13649"] Reading this makes me wonder if there's an electrostatic component to the wings, too. Friction in rapid movement can easily cause static buildup. Some UFO designs are rumored to use high voltage electrostatic fields. I've been thinking about this a little more, and there's no reason why CERN can't run the "coil" slower. I've had a few more ideas, too. There are essentially 2 "coils" in the accelerator. One rotates one way, and the other rotates the opposite. Might this double the apparent frequency? I'm beginning to wonder if they could run both tracks in the same direction, but that depends on the magnet setups. I'm also wondering if they can pulse magnets on oppsite sides of the track in locked sequence. They probably can but not at full power... but they may not need full power for what ever they're doing. This would allow for complex configurations. The accelerator circumference is supposed to be 16 miles long. Divide light speed in a vacuum by 16 and it's just over 11600 cycles per second. Since they can't get the particle stream up to 100% light speed, that frequency will be a little slower. It's probably greater than 99% light speed. That would set a maximum frequency... at least according to moronal physics. I don't know if they have any secret ways of taking the particle stream FTL. If they do, I'd rather they do those tests off world. [/QUOTE]
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