A tough day at the high energy physics lab

All day today a horrible interacting Fermi gas, converting into a Bose gas, ultimately condensing into a Bose–Einstein condensate although interacting Fermi gases also passed. Then a white dwarf star (a Fermi gas of electrons) formed against the inward pull of gravity, which collapsed the star into a Black Hole.

Apparently your trip yo the lab as mentioned in your previous post failed to relieve you of some unpleasant reactions!

a reply to: machineintelligence

So, that's where the intended humor of your joke went? It fell into the black hole too?
(Or is it that I'm just not a physicist?)

a reply to: machineintelligence

No, a tough day would be at the LHC when they find out that Hawking is wrong, Hawking radiation is wrong and that black holes do not evaporate in 10^-22 seconds and that 10^-17 second radius magbulb ain't gonna help. Nobody will get a chance to say "Oooops." That might be funny for some alien watching from orbit.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Kukri
You are referring to my proposed "The Matter it doesn't Matter Drive" We might up grade the lab with one of those if our funding doesn't get cut this year. With Quarks of Fermi Gas this low there's not much chance those kind of funds will be in the black budget.

a reply to: machineintelligence

Sometimes the best relief from all that gas is to let one rip...

a reply to: chr0naut Is that a "Big Bang Theory" inspired comment? I actually find that show pretty funny.