Professor Stephen Hawking says that physics is LESS interesting after 'God particle' discovery
Physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has admitted he was disappointed by the discovery and believes ‘physics would be far more interesting if it had not been found.’
Ha ha, yeah I can imagine that…because it gave us all the answers they didn’t want us to have!
It gave us…the people… the opportunity to wake up from their Hocus pocus shit and to understand our REAL origin!
Professor Stephen Hawking says that physics is LESS interesting after ‘God particle’ discovery
- Professor Hawking made the claims at the Science Museum in London
- He said the discovery of the so-called God particle was ‘disappointing’
- He also admitted he bet a fellow physicist $100 that it would never be found
- The 71-year-old was speaking at the launch of the museum’s new Collider exhibition
Physicist Professor Stephen Hawking, pictured, admitted he was disappointed when the Higgs boson ‘God particle’ was found
The discovery of the Higgs boson ‘God particle’ was widely considered the biggest scientific breakthrough of modern day – so much so it won this year’s Nobel Prize for Physics – but not everyone was quite so impressed.
Leading physicist Professor Stephen Hawking has admitted he was disappointed by the discovery and believes ‘physics would be far more interesting if it had not been found.’
The 71-year-old made the claims during a sold-out event at London’s Science Museum to celebrate the launch of its new Collider exhibition.
The exhibition gives visitors a behind-the-scenes look at the LHC and CERN particle physics laboratory in Geneva.
The Higgs boson’s role is to give the particles that make up atoms their mass.
It has been described as the ‘missing piece’ of the Standard Model, which explains how the parts of the universe that we understand interact with one another.
Without this mass, particles would zip around the cosmos, unable to bind together to form the atoms that make stars and planets – and people.