The Higgs Boson for Dummies

edited July 2011 in General Chat
I'd appreciate it if some one with a sound scientific mind could try to explain this in it's most simple principal state.

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Thank you.

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  • edited July 2011
    Speedy thing goes in; speedy thing comes out.
  • edited July 2011
    ShaggE wrote: »
    Speedy thing goes in; speedy thing comes out.

    I think the fundamental principal is lacking, sir. :p

    Speedy things can go into my mouth, and depending on what I ate come out the other side rather fast.

    I was wondering if I could get the actual principal concept...

    Can some one please explain to me the how/ why, instance, of this within simple terms? What is it relevant to?
  • edited July 2011
    The Higgs Boson particle is a theoretical particle that underlies the known system of smallest particles of massless and mass particles. Massless and mass particles govern different portions of the fundamental forces that are strong interactions, weak interactions, electromagnetism and gravity. When massless particles take on mass they govern a different of the forces. However we have no explanation for how particles take on mass. The HB particle is a theorized particle that would explain how these particles transition between states. It is a class of theorized elementary particles more fundamental than those we currently observe and explains transitions in states and the ensuing change in what is governed.
  • edited July 2011
    DAISHI wrote: »
    The Higgs Boson particle is a theoretical particle that underlies the known system of smallest particles of massless and mass particles. Massless and mass particles govern different portions of the fundamental forces that are strong interactions, weak interactions, electromagnetism and gravity. When massless particles take on mass they govern a different of the forces. However we have no explanation for how particles take on mass. The HB particle is a theorized particle that would explain how these particles transition between states. It is a class of theorized elementary particles more fundamental than those we currently observe and explains transitions in states and the ensuing change in what is governed.

    Yep, speedy thing goes in and speedy thing comes right on out.
  • edited July 2011
    Crash particles together go boom?
  • edited July 2011
    1 - ask Cave Johnson
    2 - Watch Barton Fink
  • edited July 2011
    DAISHI wrote: »
    Crash particles together go boom?

    EXACTLY. Now you're speakin' my language!
  • edited July 2011
    Personally I think the yellow bit is winning... but I am rooting for Blue.
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