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If a Higgs particle is produced in a proton-proton collision, an LHC detector might infer what you see here. The two red blobs indicate deposits of energy left by particles of light (photons) that are the remnants of the disintegrating Higgs.
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I to live in Jersey and came across your name while reading about higgs boson on bCC. I believe there is a possibility there is something faster than light but I dont think its for us to understand, well not atleast in this point of time in the third realm. I myslef have took five or six pictures and believe that these pictures show a possible way in which light travels. I have came up with my own conclusions but in no way have the background you have. I hope you will take interest and maybe I could send them your way for a look. Please respond as I would greatly appreciate your time in this matter. Thanks and keep up the good work!Andrew from Weehawken..
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The most persuasive evidence supporting your contention is that anything exceeding the speed of light will arrive sooner than its own image.
interesting response.. This is a conclusion which i have arrived to well before the pictures, that why I only eat green. take care