Get Ready For Big Bang, Large Hadron Collider Working

Washington (dbTechno) - Scientists from the CERN  laboratory outside of Geneva have reported that the Large Hadron Collider has been turned on, and the initial tests have proven to be a complete success.

The idea behind the Large Hadron Collider is to try to re-create what happened during the Big Bang, to help understand how our universe is made up, how it formed, etc. Read more

Large Hadron Collider Runs Big Test, Doesn’t End World

Washington (dbTechno) - The Large Hadron Collider, the world’s largest particle collider, turned on for the first time on Wednesday, completing a successful test, and not causing the end of the world to come in the process.

The first successful test was conducted on Wednesday when the Large Hadron Collider was turned on, and a beam of protons was shot around its tunnel. Read more

Large Hadron Collider Turns On Tomorrow, Despite Threats

Washington (dbTechno) - Despite all of the threats that have been surrounding it, European scientists are set to turn on the Large Hadron Collider tomorrow.

The Large Hadron Collider is part of a $10 billion project, which aims to reveal a great deal of new information in the field of particle physics. Read more

Large Hadron Collider Set To Start Up, Create Big Bang

Washington (dbTechno) - The Large Hadron Collider from CERN, located in Geneva, Switzerland, is ready to be turned on this week, and is going to be used to try to re-create the Big Bang.  This comes though as those against the project believe it could lead to the end of mankind.

The Large Hadron Collider is set to be turned on this coming Wednesday (September 10th). Read more

Many Worry Large Hadron Collider May Create Black Hole

Washington (dbTechno) - Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) laboratory in Switzerland are set to turn on the Large Hadron Collider next Wednesday.  Many though are not all that excited, and instead are very worried about what this will mean.

The Large Hadron Collider is set to be turned on next Wednesday, and is being used to try and re-create the effects of the Big Bang. Read more

Telescope Zooms In On The Milky Way’s Black Hole

Washington (dbTechno) - A new UA radio telescope has allowed astronomers to take a closer look at the black hole of the Milky Way galaxy.

The telescope managed to create a virtual image using radio telescopes from three different locations. Read more

Massive 20-Mile Ice Shelf Breaks Off In Arctic Ocean

Washington (dbTechno) - Just Wednesday, it was confirmed that an ice shelf that was nearly 20-square-miles broke off in the northern Arctic.

Canada’s northern Arctic has been warming for years now, and the full effects of the warming are beginning to be seen. Read more

Study Says The Strongest Hurricanes Are Yet To Come

Boston (dbTechno) - Hurricanes are clearly getting stronger, with evidence of that being major storms such as Hurricane Katrina and Hurricane Gustav more recently,  It appears though that the strongest hurricanes are still yet to come.

According to a new report released by researchers from the University of Wisconsin, the average wind speed of an extreme cyclone every year has increased. Read more

Four Hurricanes Predicted For Month Of September

Washington (dbTechno) - The Atlantic hurricane season is following predictions to this point, as the high level of activity is expected to contrinue.  Four hurricanes are predicted now for the month of September.

A team of researchers from Colorado State University has come out and stated that there will likely be some major activity in the month of September. Read more

EPA Uses Veto To Reject Mississippi Delta Project

Boston (dbTechno) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has shown their strength, issuing a veto of the Mississippi delta project.

The EPA announced that they have decided to put a stop to the construction. Read more

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