The Higgs Boson particle subject of CERN's ATLAS experiment
is all about mass

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Mass is still a mystery in physics

    In 1994 the CERN (Centre Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire) Council approved the construction of the LHC (Large Hadron Collider). Hadrons are subatomic matter particles.
    In 1996 the ATLAS experiment is approved; it is aimed at materializing the Higgs boson particle that explains (in theory so far) how mass is part of matter.
    There is no other accelerator in the world that is powerful enough to detect the Higgs boson.
    The latest news as of August 7 2008 is that the LHC will be fired on September 10 of this year. Click this link for press release
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Mass does not exist in the Gravimotion world

    Should you have landed directly on this page, this web site introduces the Gravimotion theory an alternate to physics theories.
    In the gravimotion world mass doesn't exist and that theory predicts instead that the Higgs boson particle will never be discovered no matter the energy involved.
    In all logic unknown gravimotion (David) cannot beat highly respected physics (Goliath)!
    Should the Higgs particle boson be "physically" discovered, then gravimotion is history!
    On the other hand should the LHC reach its designed power and no Higgs particle boson be discovered then gravimotion might have a point!

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Mass is nevertheless a fundamental pillar of all of physics theories

    The Higgs boson particle is of extreme importance in physics.
    Should the Higgs boson be dismissed, as suggested in Gravimotion, all mechanic equations written by Newton and Einstein would suddenly be in question!
    Should the Higgs particle be dismissed, the part of the quantum theory that deals with the atomic number, coincidental to the atom's protons and their mass would suddenly be in question too!
    As can be seen, should the Higgs boson be dismissed, entire sections of physics edifice would break apart and sink, just as the polar glaciers tumble and sink into the polar sea!
    Note that such a collapse would neither jeopardize physics mathematics nor physics experiments! It would only show that mass doesn't exist! Just as gravimotion asserts.
    It would show that physics is closer to fiction though than it is to reality!
    And it would emphasize the reality of motion as considered in gravimotion.

Gravimotion's plan B !

    Fortunately should the Higgs boson be dismissed and along with it physics concept of mass (within matter), the Gravimotion theory that is not based on particle mass is there as plan B!
    Besides being simple, innovative and making sense the gravimotion theory is a unified theory.
    Getting rid of "unecessary ingredients" (such as mass) is one way to get to a unified theory.
    The other way is to unify "pertinent ingredients".
    Find out how space and time are unified in Gravimotion; click on: Motion, unifying entity
    And read the whole story about CERN's LHC (be patient this is a long file...): CERN LHC Milestones.

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