A Aardvark154 New member Jan 19, 2006 53,709 3 0 Sep 21, 2015 #2 The opposite point on the earth from the Large Hadron Collider is just east of the International Date Line east of the South Island of New Zealand. Chile holds the record for the most severe recorded earthquakes. Take a look at the height of the Andes for an idea of the plate tectonics involved.
The opposite point on the earth from the Large Hadron Collider is just east of the International Date Line east of the South Island of New Zealand. Chile holds the record for the most severe recorded earthquakes. Take a look at the height of the Andes for an idea of the plate tectonics involved.
|2 /-\ | /|/ Well-known member Mar 5, 2015 6,489 1,153 113 Sep 21, 2015 #3 My God, you're such a boson. How can your particular ionic decern for this quark shed light on such dark matter. Aardvark154 said: The opposite point on the earth from the Large Hadron Collider is just east of the International Date Line east of the South Island of New Zealand. Chile holds the record for the most severe recorded earthquakes. Take a look at the height of the Andes for an idea of the plate tectonics involved. Click to expand... Last edited: Sep 21, 2015
My God, you're such a boson. How can your particular ionic decern for this quark shed light on such dark matter. Aardvark154 said: The opposite point on the earth from the Large Hadron Collider is just east of the International Date Line east of the South Island of New Zealand. Chile holds the record for the most severe recorded earthquakes. Take a look at the height of the Andes for an idea of the plate tectonics involved. Click to expand...
S Spacealien2 Well-known member Apr 29, 2012 1,827 176 63 Heaven Sep 22, 2015 #4 |2 /-\ | /|/ said: My God, you're such a boson. How can your particular ionic decern for this quark shed light on such dark matter. Click to expand... Most intelligent thing I've read ever.
|2 /-\ | /|/ said: My God, you're such a boson. How can your particular ionic decern for this quark shed light on such dark matter. Click to expand... Most intelligent thing I've read ever.
anon1 Well-known member Aug 19, 2001 11,090 3,116 113 Tranquility Base, La Luna Sep 22, 2015 #5 Hadron as a tool for terraforming? Cool!