Physics breaking, twice observed, says article

[PB666]

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/2-accelerators-find-particles-that-may-break-known-laws-of-physics1/?WT.mc_id=SA_SPC_20150910

Im not putting out their conclusion, just linking the article. The articles states that two collidors are observing an excess of leptons over other expected types of particle.

[NFUN]

And that's definitely physics breaking rather than a flaw in our models. You've been getting a bit click-batey PB666. (And so is the source)

Edited September 10, 2015 by NFUN

[EladDv]

physics breaking!!! THE UNIVERSE IS TEARING ITSELF APART! THE APOCALYPSE! NO WHERE TO HIDE! WE ARE ALL DOOOOOOMED! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMED!

ok now for serious this is a flaw in our models and the zoo particle model isnt even complete, not to talk about having multiple ways of calculating the predicted results of the experiment some models may show just that kind of spike. also even though it has happened twice this is not really significant in any way, and the deviation from the model is quite small too so in the end-nothing to be super excited about

[vger]

Jeb, WHAT DID YOU DO?!

And that's definitely physics breaking rather than a flaw in our models. You've been getting a bit click-batey PB666. (And so is the source)

Give it time. Sooner or later the sluggish resource-hogging spam-flood that is "click bait" pages will become the standard. Every news article will be spliced up into ten pages, each probably requiring you to watch a 1-minute video ad before continuing.

Edited September 10, 2015 by vger

[PB666]

And that's definitely physics breaking rather than a flaw in our models. You've been getting a bit click-batey PB666. (And so is the source)

It felt like that with that article. Here's something even more disturbingly bad.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liXOb5JXg6w

I have to say I face palmed when I saw their visual rendition of inflation. (this one didn't even deserve its own thread, but similarly psychotic)

[SuperFastJellyfish]

Thank goodness for noscript.

[PB666]

Jeb, WHAT DID YOU DO?!

Give it time. Sooner or later the sluggish resource-hogging spam-flood that is "click bait" pages will become the standard. Every news article will be spliced up into ten pages, each probably requiring you to watch a 1-minute video ad before continuing.

yeah the other vid is an hour long, filled with commercials that killed the sound every time. the replay of the big bang was the worst i've ever seen and they dragged every thig out into a hideous bachelorette try finale, really sucked, BBC should be ashamed.