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Will great Accelerators Create Mass ?



 
 
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Old April 19th 07, 09:24 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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YES Bert

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Old April 22nd 07, 09:39 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Did Guth's fast motion at the BB help energy to transform into energy
particle? But of course Bert

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Old April 24th 07, 08:27 PM posted to alt.astronomy
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Our great accelerators can explode mass into energy hense smash and
electron into a positron,and you end up with high energy photons. What
else is new.Weinberg and I knew that 64 years ago. bert

 




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