HIGGS BOSON - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DISCOVERY

On 4 July 2012, the ATLAS and CMS spokespersons announced during a seminar at CERN that their experiments had found a particle consistent with the long sought-after Higgs boson.

“I think we have it, no?” was the question posed by the then CERN Director General Rolf Heuer on 4 July in the CERN auditorium.

Video produced by: CERN Video Productions
Director: Jacques Fichet

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[windowsbeta]

Rest in peace Peter Higgs. One of the greatest of our time!

[darthkahn]

Imagine knowing in your twilight years that your name will forever be attached to something so fundamental (no pun intended) to humanity. That while you may not be here much longer, your name will remain for hundreds, perhaps even thousands of years.
I'd cry too

[wefinishthisnow]

I'm glad this universe allowed him to feel this vindication of such a huge part of his life's work (never to discount his amazing team's work).

RIP legend.

[grimetone]

Thank you dr. Higgs for all your great contributions to science. May you rest in peace.

[patrickgastaldon]

When in thousands of years humanity will be among the stars, they will still remember his name

[ChiragTaneja-xtvv]

RIP SIR YOU WILL BE REMEMBERED FOREVER

[BlankPicketSign]

Happy Birthday Higgs Boson!!!!
I have NO IDEA what the hell you are or what discoveries you unlock for us... But I'm STILL EXCITED!!!
Science is beautiful! And if you don't understand something then Go Out and Discover what it is!









Unlike all the idiots who just freak out and start calling Scientists "sinners" because they are too stupid to learn XD

[bikedeliveries]

It’s been 5 years?? Wow feels like last week

[luisfelipe]

if i correlated it to the amount of movement woul dn´t i be expecting a massless particle?

[jairoaguilar]

Who cut this video? It was so choppy and kind of funny. seriously a couple seconds to each clip wouldn't of hurt. The music also kind of made this seem like I was watching the comeback scene in a movie.

[luisfelipe]

If I get a very tiny hipothetical speed arround 10^-83 for the graviton would it be steady or with almost no movement at all would that be considered copletely ou of mind or woul it be possible?

[etiennedreyer]

And here's to many new particles hiding just around the corner!

[alexandrecourvoisier]

What I dislike with the “physics” of the CERN, is that discovering a particle having a sub-set of properties matching the expectations becomes the public justification of all a “theory” where a particle gives the mass although it already has its own mass…
-If their thousands scientists knew that the mass multiplied with speed was the unique energy giving foundation to the forces, and that half a handful of thinkers were on the way of a better model of gravity as radiations, they would not go back at CERN.

[ateo]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BOSON HIGGS DISCOVERY ( not about your REAL AGE, you're OLDEST too : ) !!!!

[harryandruschak]

And already six "dislikes". Sigh...at least I do not see too many conspira-turds, and what I do see I can permanenently troll-block.

[AsaehAbuaesha]

I think The dark matter is the Higgs field, and the Dark energy is the effect of the Higgs field..

[robinmcadam]

those who think they are in control are Fool's, because only God is in control and he is the beginning and the end.