LHC Spies Hints of Infant Universe

techbeat writes "The big bang machine may already be living up to its nickname, writes New Scientist. Researchers on the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment at CERN's Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, Switzerland, have seen hints of what may be the hot, dense state of matter thought to have filled the universe in its first nanoseconds."

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Big Bang.

[wed128]

This is the hot, dense state of a FIRST POST!

Re:This is why science rocks.

[Anonymous Coward]

When I went to school it was called "The Theory of Evolution." A quick google of the term "evolution theory" will show you TONS of websites that also say its a theory and have a heavy science slant. Just because most people believe it to be true doesn't make it so. A prime example of this is the old thought that the world is flat and one can fall off of it by walking too far. I'm not saying this to support the idea of Creation, but to simply say that a lot of people still consider it a theory. Until evolution can be proven conclusively (which I doubt will ever happen, same with Creationism), it's still a theory IMO.

Re:This is why science rocks.

[Thing 1]

i believe we were created. i am considered 'smart' by some.

My cells might believe that they were created as well, by some "All Powerful Creator Who Created Everything Everywhere". They weren't; they were created by me/my parents/my grandparents/etc.

Similarly, I might believe that I was created by something that created the entire universe, all the stars and planets and everything -- but in reality, I was merely created by the Protector, which lives on this planet and is powered by the quantum effects of our brains.