Giant atom-smashing experiment could alter our understanding of the universe!

Sad Max said:
We'll need a bigger collider, for that.


lol

I was googling, seems CERN has found the Higgs *kindda*, it just needs to be re-confirmed:

So if one of the most important scientific discoveries has been made, why has there been so little news about it? The answer is that because of its great importance, experimentalists must be sure of the result before announcing it. There are four experimental detectors at CERN. Of these four, only Aleph is seeing convincing evidence of Higgs production. That detector sees three Higgs-candidate events. Another detector, Delphi, also thinks that it has produced one Higgs in a single positron-electron collision. Although Aleph states that the Higgs has been seen with better than 99% confidence, no strong claims can be made with so few events. CERN has decided to run its LEP experiment an extra month or so to try to produce more Higgs particles. If successful, an important announcement on the Higgs discovery will be made near the end of this year.



Source:~
http://jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/higgs.html
 
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