Scientists at
CERN,Geneva has found a godly particles called Higgs boson by bombarding two
protons nourished by 125 GeV,which
was named after a scientist Peter Higgs and boson comes from Satyendra Nath Bose. It was first mentioned in a paper by Peter Higgs
in 1964. The funny thing was that
he first wrote a paper in which he had not mentioned this particle at all. He
sent it to the journal Physics Letters . The editor of the journal,
who was a famous physicist himself, returned the paper saying he should add
something about the physical implications of the theory.Then Peter Higgs added
a small paragraph about the Higgs particle and sent it to a rival journal,
Physical Review Letters, which published it! As the first physicist to have
talked about the need for a heavy particle to exist, the Higgs particle later
came to be named after him. The reason for the existence of mass for the
particles in universe has been revealed through this discovery.Scientists from
CERN claimed that Higgs boson are the smallest elementary particle of all with
zero spin.But few people dont
agree with scientists at CERN, in Geneva Switzerland about the Higgs Boson
(God's Particle). Scientists claim “Higgs boson is not the most elementary
particle. Is there anything finite quantity in this world??? I
think that they have given up. In labs, this may not be possible, but few yrs
down the line ,they will be able to divide it further. As a parallel, consider
this. You divide 1 by 2 and get 0.5., Now keep dividing it by 2 many times..
You will tend to get 0, but will never get zero. If you do this on calculator,
it may show zero due to limitation of calculator, but the truth 0 is not
reached in any case. So, in this case practically one would have found 0 on
calculator whereas there is no zero theoretically in this example. Similarly, the
higgs boson must be divisible further and so it can't be the elementary particle”.
Replying to these tweets Rolf
Heuer, Director of the European Centre for Nuclear Research (CERN) put it, ‘As
a layman, I think we did it. We’ve a discovery. We’ve observed a new particle
that is consistent with the Higgs Boson.’
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