Big Bang

The Fused Film Podcast is the official weekly podcast of Fused Film . Welcome to Season 2 of our weekly podcast, where we welcome a new segment to the weekly podcast program. Known as Entertainment Overload, in this segment Justin Vactor, Ben Songer and Willie Gillis let you the readers and listeners know about what we at Fused Film have been watching during the week and give it all the insight we can offering insightful looks into some of the popular DVDs and Television Shows around…and even the not so popular. Have any questions/comments/suggestions? Want to advertise your movie/product/service with Fused Film? Want to ... Read Full Story

Hi guys it a really shocking news ,which is coming from India that a girl committed suicide after watching news about CERN,Large Hadron Collider experiment in geneva on Wednesday,10 September,2008 She committed suicide after watching news on channels about possibility of the end of earth following the atom-smasher experiment in Geneva that began on Wednesday. Chhaya, a resident of Sarangpur town in Rajgarh district, consumed sulphos tablets (an insecticide ) yesterday, her parents said. The girl was rushed to Indore's MY Hospital where she succumbed on Wednesday. Her parents told reporters she was watching about the world's biggest atom-smasher experiment in Geneva on news ... Read Full Story

Or almost. Switch on for the Large Hadron Collider at CERN is due to happen on 10 September, 2008, marking the beginning of a physics experiment which intends to recreate conditions last seen a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang. The experiment involves smashing particles together in a 27 km ring, built 100m underground on the French-Swiss border. Racing at 99.99 per cent of the speed of light, particles will collide at the heart of massive detectors, allowing scientists a fleeting glimpse of tiny subatomic particles which may answer fundamental questions about the building blocks of nature. As the universe was forming, ... Read Full Story

After a much heralded start on September 10, the world’s largest particle collider, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), has been taken down for “a minimum of two months” according to a press statement issued by the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN .   When the experiment was launched on Sept. 10, scientists circled a beam of protons in a clockwise direction at the speed of light, then shut the collider down and turned on a counterclockwise beam. Scientists said the beam made several hundred circuits around the 27-kilometer long underground ring.   On Sept. 11, scientists had succeeded in controlling the counterclockwise beam ... Read Full Story

  Apparently even conducting what is arguably the biggest experiment in the world is not bereft of security threats. The London Telegraph reports that hackers mounted an attack on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), got past its defence in depth strategy, and successfully hijacked Cern's website at smsmon.cern.ch, put up a page title "Greek Security Team" and referenced the hacking organization 2600. Half a dozen foreign files were also uploaded to the giant, nearly $8bn atom-smasher's computers. WOW . This all began Wednesday afternoon, as the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment to detect the Higgs particle; which is responsible for mass, began and follows ... Read Full Story