Higgs Bosun found, probably

SimonAH
SimonAH Posts: 3,730
edited July 2012 in Commuting chat
According to the BBC news banners this morning. It's a good thing to know that the poor mariner has been rescued, probably.
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  • bigmat
    bigmat Posts: 5,134
    SimonAH wrote:
    According to the BBC news banners this morning. It's a good thing to know that the poor mariner has been rescued, probably.


    I thought he was riding the tour with Team Sky?
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  • veronese68
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    More importantly:
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  • jejv
    jejv Posts: 566
    I saw that too. They seemed remarkably unconcerned about the fate of the rest of the Higgs' crew.
  • Hoopdriver
    Hoopdriver Posts: 2,023
    BigMat wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    According to the BBC news banners this morning. It's a good thing to know that the poor mariner has been rescued, probably.


    I thought he was riding the tour with Team Sky?
    He was. He went off course during the prologue time trial. They found him stinking drunk in a bar on a backstreet unable to remember where he left his bicycle or why he was in Europe.
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  • Jay dubbleU
    Jay dubbleU Posts: 3,159
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  • PBo
    PBo Posts: 2,493
    BigMat wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    According to the BBC news banners this morning. It's a good thing to know that the poor mariner has been rescued, probably.


    I thought he was riding the tour with Team Sky?

    Explains why Sagan did him twice on those uphill finishes.........






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  • cyclingprop
    cyclingprop Posts: 2,426
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON
    What do you mean you think 64cm is a big frame?
  • SteppenHerring
    SteppenHerring Posts: 720
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON
    They have found a particle of the predicted mass (to 5 sigma probability) but they aren't sure about the properties yet.

    They say it gives things mass. I thought what gave me mass was beer and cake. I was wrong.
  • cyclingprop
    cyclingprop Posts: 2,426
    SteppenHerring wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON
    They have found a particle of the predicted mass (to 5 sigma probability) but they aren't sure about the properties yet.

    They say it gives things mass. I thought what gave me mass was beer and cake. I was wrong.

    That forces theoretically have particles to convey them is undergrad physics (first or second year, I think). Finding the HB is the impressive bit.
    What do you mean you think 64cm is a big frame?
  • Jay dubbleU
    Jay dubbleU Posts: 3,159
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
  • dhope
    dhope Posts: 6,699
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes
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  • sketchley
    sketchley Posts: 4,238
    dhope wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes

    Yes, No and Maybe all at the same time.
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  • Kieran_Burns
    Kieran_Burns Posts: 9,757
    edited July 2012
    Sketchley wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes

    Yes, No and Maybe all at the same time.

    Well - I see this thread just collapsed....
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  • Aerozine50
    Aerozine50 Posts: 73
    Was it found along with a dead cat in the bottom of Professor Brian Cox's Wifes Handbag?

    I.e. most ladies handbags are far more efficient at making things dissappear than any black hole in any galaxy.
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  • PBo
    PBo Posts: 2,493
    Kieran_Burns wrote:
    Sketchley wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes

    Yes, No and Maybe all at the same time.

    Well - I see this thread just collapsed....

    Very good sir. Sorry it took so long for someone to show a bit of Copenhagen interpretation appreciation, but I've only just read it...
  • Kieran_Burns
    Kieran_Burns Posts: 9,757
    PBo wrote:
    Kieran_Burns wrote:
    Sketchley wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes

    Yes, No and Maybe all at the same time.

    Well - I see this thread just collapsed....

    Very good sir. Sorry it took so long for someone to show a bit of Copenhagen interpretation appreciation, but I've only just read it...


    Some people don't get observational humour....
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  • SimonAH
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    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D
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  • PBo
    PBo Posts: 2,493
    Kieran_Burns wrote:
    PBo wrote:
    Kieran_Burns wrote:
    Sketchley wrote:
    dhope wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    So is the cat alive or dead ?
    Yes

    Yes, No and Maybe all at the same time.

    Well - I see this thread just collapsed....

    Very good sir. Sorry it took so long for someone to show a bit of Copenhagen interpretation appreciation, but I've only just read it...


    Some people don't get observational humour....

    I have the measure of it...
  • rolf_f
    rolf_f Posts: 16,015
    BigMat wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    According to the BBC news banners this morning. It's a good thing to know that the poor mariner has been rescued, probably.


    I thought he was riding the tour with Team Sky?

    That's the most boring particle in the universe......
    Faster than a tent.......
  • DrLex
    DrLex Posts: 2,142
    SimonAH wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D

    Others have taken another issue with the announcement.
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  • rjsterry
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    DrLex wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D

    Others have taken another issue with the announcement.

    Heh. Spotted this yesterday - the font that dare not speak its name.
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  • rjsterry
    rjsterry Posts: 29,341
    SimonAH wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D

    You do know that the guys over in Bottom Bracket managed to spell it right? Oh the shame...
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  • walkingbootweather
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    DrLex wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D

    Others have taken another issue with the announcement.

    Didn't you know - Comic sans is the font of all knowledge :wink:
    Nobody told me we had a communication problem
  • walkingbootweather
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    rjsterry wrote:
    SimonAH wrote:
    cyclingprop wrote:
    Why probably? Have they found Schrodinger's bosun* box on a boat.?


    *Pretty sure you mean BOSON

    I did, but the BBC spelled it Bosun, hence my (weak) OP :D

    You do know that the guys over in Bottom Bracket managed to spell it right? Oh the shame...

    If we are talking Bottom Bracket isn't it much more likely they just mis-spelt bosum :wink:
    Nobody told me we had a communication problem
  • tgotb
    tgotb Posts: 4,714
    Now they've found it, has anyone thought to ask Prof. Higgs whether he would like it back?
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  • SimonAH
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    TGOTB wrote:
    Now they've found it, has anyone thought to ask Prof. Higgs whether he would like it back?

    That argument has little weight to it.
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  • Jay dubbleU
    Jay dubbleU Posts: 3,159
    I gather the Higgs Boson is the sticky gluey stuff that holds the universe together, much like Sid the Sloth
  • kelsen
    kelsen Posts: 2,003
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    I gather the Higgs Boson is the sticky gluey stuff that holds the universe together, much like Sid the Sloth
    And are black holes where it has started to yellow and peel?
  • Jay dubbleU
    Jay dubbleU Posts: 3,159
    kelsen wrote:
    Jay dubbleU wrote:
    I gather the Higgs Boson is the sticky gluey stuff that holds the universe together, much like Sid the Sloth
    And are black holes where it has started to yellow and peel?

    I'm beginning to think the Higgs Boson is some type of sub-atomic gaffer tape thus proving the hypothesis that all you need is WD40 and gaffer tape to create the Universe
  • SimonAH
    SimonAH Posts: 3,730
    Well, the theory is that dark matter is alcohol and humans evolved to restore galactic balance.
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