LHC Startup / CERN

MikeCoop · Joined: 29 Jul 2007 Posts: 122 Location: Hythe,Kent UK

Hi again maybe time to revisit the Large Hadron Collider again. It currently looks as though it is due for a November 2009 restart. Initially it is proposed to run it at half power ie 3.5 TeV until some time in 2010 (that is still way above the current most powerful collider at Fermilab which runs at 1 TeV).

Interesting that this proposed date follows on from Jupiter's return to direct motion in October considering earlier postings relating to Jupiter's configuration with other planets in last year's startup chart and a postulated CERN foundation chart for the actual choice of location and facility building back in 1954.

However all of the cardinal chart focus in those charts and my earlier linkage with the Neils Bohr birthchart makes me wonder whether its new startup will be delayed until we move into Capricorn??? Or a little earlier still Jupiter crosses the position of Neptune at last year's startup on December 9th . SO maybe no startup until December or possibly even into early January considering the earlier charts I considered above.

mike c

Andrew Bevan · Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 7:54 am Post subject:

We should be watching this one with interest again: Second Chance for LHC

I am particulary interested in the presence of planets in the path from 4-19 degrees Scorpio, which I am monitoring as a 'Gift Box', as in contrast to the Via Combust. Planets tend to pose in this field when we are expanding our concepts of reality. There was always something here when the 'Outer Planets' were discovered and I recall it to have been occupied by Mars when they discovered plutonium.

This time round there is an interesting reception between the Sun and Mars. However, the Saturn square Pluto in cardinal points spells a pretty heavy message. By coincidence it occurs at the same time at the second wave of H1N1. Nine US Banks also went bankrupt on Friday. This is the largest number of banks to collapse in one day since the beginning of the finance crises, driven by a collapse in real estate.
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Andrew Bevan · Posted: Sat Nov 07, 2009 7:03 am Post subject:

A bird is given the blame for new LHC failure, the Independent reported on Friday, 6 Nov. The bird is supposed to a dropped a crumb from a baguett, which landed on the big accellerator, causing the thermic temperature inside to rise from - 271C to -256C.

The crumb was obviously too much for the particle accellerator and the bird is now definately toast! Laughing

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SGFoxe · Joined: 13 Apr 2006 Posts: 99 Location: Chicago, IL

visions of lorenz's butterflies dance with the sugarplums

Andrew Bevan · Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 6:25 pm Post subject:

SGFoxe · Joined: 13 Apr 2006 Posts: 99 Location: Chicago, IL

lorenz, the fellow who 'invented' chaos, used the buddhist(?) example of how the movement of a butterfly's wing could be the ultimate cause of a tornado --

small causes having large effect --

just so fanciful -- yet apparently the small blip -- the bird's crumb -- stopping the cern -- up there with the xmas sugarplums dancing about my consciousness