hoot man

Can anyone find the article CERN made about not being able to measure anything smaller than a planck length because the instumentation would iether be so masive it collapses into a black hole or is so large that the speed of light isn't fast enough to traverse it's relays?

[Stl Lunatic]

Originally posted by LordShard
Can anyone find the article CERN made about not being able to measure anything smaller than a planck length because the instumentation would iether be so masive it collapses into a black hole or is so large that the speed of light isn't fast enough to traverse it's relays?

Originally posted by Stl Lunatic
:eek:

[Stl Lunatic]

Originally posted by LordShard
:rant:

I just thought that to be a funny question to ask...thats all. Sorry if I offended you... lol

[Evan]

Originally posted by LordShard
Can anyone find the article CERN made about not being able to measure anything smaller than a planck length because the instumentation would iether be so masive it collapses into a black hole or is so large that the speed of light isn't fast enough to traverse it's relays?

English?

Can anyone find the article CERN made about not being able to measure anything smaller than a Planck length because the instrumentation would either be so massive it collapses into a black hole or is so large that the speed of light isn't fast enough to traverse its relays?

Better?

[Chacal]

It's not CERN, it's CalTech
(Xavier Calmet, Michael Graesser and Stephen Hsu).

You'll probably get a Nobel prize for your innovative use of quantum physics in justifying Spam.

Originally posted by Chacal
It's not CERN, it's CalTech
(Xavier Calmet, Michael Graesser and Stephen Hsu).

You'll probably get a Nobel prize for your innovative use of quantum physics in justifying Spam.

Wtf are you talking about?

[cavalierlwt]

That's the thing about Shard's spam: it travels at the speed of light. You can either judge it's length, or it's postion in a thread, but never both at the same time. And just the very act of observing (reading) his post changes the outcome, so you can never be sure of what Shard intended in the first place.

Yeah Totally Correctamundo

Originally posted by MoJo
Yeah Totally Correctamundo

I looked it up on CERN that if you have half a gram of anti-matter it would be equal to the bomb dropped on Hiroshima. =O
That aside, I always liked the willy shaking the bacon.