The Atlas Collaboration at the Large Hadron Collider has released data of a trillion or so proton proton collisions. You can download/access the 11 gigabytes of information at the CERN open data portal

 

Basically you get the info from this when it was running at 8 terraelectronvolts

 

 

So all the Speculators we get posting new models in the Speculations Forum can now empirically check their wacky ideas for the Higgs, Dark Matter, or new substructures beneath the Standard Model - and make sure the data back them up

My ZX Spectrum is working on it now... might take a while...

I'm sure they will be all over it, checking that their mathematical models match up.

 

They might also find this handy summary of the standard model helpful:

http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/article/the-deconstructed-standard-model-equation

Edited August 1, 20169 yr by Strange

Cranks, Crackpots, and Speculators - this one's for you...

 

 

You should pin this thread in Speculations forum section. They won't find it in Science News..

Cool- just what I needed; a really good random number generator.

Cool- just what I needed; a really good random number generator.

 

 

It is the perfect one-time pad!

 

Er, as long as no one says that in public ...