Scientists Find New 'ATOM'?

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Did Scientists Discover the
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Building Block of Universe?

Before you 'Read' this story - Keep in mind these scientists are making a lot of noise about this topic - but yet, by their own admission, they DO NOT have any real solid proof - yet.

July 4, 2012 - London, UK - Sceintist Claim Discovery of Subatomic Particle - "Building Block" of the Universe

A subatomic particle has been discovered just recently by Europe's CERN researchers, possibly the 'Higgs boson' or basic building block of what we know as the universe.

But what do they actually have for proof?

Up to this moment - nothing solid yet. But they are working on it.

Here is what we found on the topic - (now Read):

"We have indeed discovered a particle consistent with the Higgs boson," John Womersley, head of a British public research body, told journalists and scientists in London on Wednesday.

"These results mark a significant breakthrough in our understanding of the fundamental laws that govern the universe."

Joe Incandela, spokesman for one of the two teams hunting for the Higgs particle told an audience at CERN near Geneva: "This is a preliminary result, but we think it's very strong and very solid."

CERN's director general Rolph Heuer said: "As a layman, I would say I think we have it."

Addressing the scientists assembled in the CERN auditorium, Heuer asked: "Would you agree?" They burst into applause.

Peter Higgs, the 83-year-old British physicist who proposed the existence of the Higgs boson in the 1960s, was at CERN to welcome the news. Clearly overwhelmed, his eyes brimming, he told the symposium: "It is an incredible thing that it has happened in my lifetime."

UNIVERSAL THEORY

The Higgs theory explains how particles clumped together to form stars, planets and life itself.

Without the Higgs particle, the particles that make up the universe would have remained like a soup, the theory goes.

It is the last undiscovered piece of the Standard Model that describes the fundamental make-up of the universe. The model is for physicists what the theory of evolution is for biologists.

What scientists do not yet know from the latest findings is whether the particle they have discovered is the Higgs boson as described by the Standard Model. It could also be a variant of the Higgs idea or an entirely new subatomic particle that could force a rethink on the fundamental structure of matter.

The last two possibilities are, in scientific terms, the most exciting.

Packed audiences of particle physicists, journalists, students and even politicians filled conference rooms in Geneva and London to hear the announcement.

Despite the excitement, physicists cautioned that there was still much to learn.

"We still much we don't know about particles - this is only the beginning of a new journey. We have closed one chapter and opened another," Peter Knight of Britain's Institute of Physics told Reuters.

Oliver Buchmueller, a senior physicist on one of the research teams, told Reuters: "If I were a betting man, I would bet that it is the Higgs.

"But we can't yet say that definitely yet. It is very much a smoking duck that walks and quacks like the Higgs. But we now have to open it up and look inside before we can say that it is indeed the Higgs."

Higgs called it a great achievement for the Large Hadron Collider, the 27-km (17-mile) long particle accelerator built in a tunnel underneath the French-Swiss border where experiments to search for the Higgs boson have taken place.

 

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In a statement, he added: "I never expected this to happen in my lifetime and shall be asking my family to put some champagne in the fridge."

 

Before the scientists start enjoying their wine and cocktails - let's all take a look at what 'Real Science' is all about (from the Quran and Sunnah over 1,400 years ago):

And recorded on our website at www.ScienceIslam.com



Comments   

#5 Iqbal 2012-07-07 18:35
Alhamdu lillah as a physicist, I am happy to see that the scientist are doing their best to find an answer to the mystery of the origin of the universe. Yes, we(Muslims) know it is Allah, glory be to Him who has created the universe and everything in it while He(Allah) is uncreated. However, this may be a means of guidance for some and misguidance for some insha Allah.
#4 zahaib 2012-07-06 04:51
All of this knowledge and Discovery is by the will of Allah.Lets remember that.
#3 Mohamed Jameel 2012-07-05 03:48
InshaAllah they make significant progress. There's nothing better than seeing the miracles of Allah being analysed and studied.
May Allah guide them and us all, and may this 'Higgs Boson' particle, inshaAllah, be a source of hidayah (guidance) for these scientists.
There are not enough Muslim physicists in the world, may Allah make more of our Muslim youth famous scientists to promote our Deen.
Ameen.
#2 Candice 2012-07-04 14:58
Allah is the only creator. Scientist cannot stnad equal with Allah & should stop trying to. I have a feeling this discovery is going to be falling down soon .
#1 ahmed 2012-07-04 04:47
Allah (subahaanahu watha aalaa)is Al Akbar(the highest) and Al Alim (The All knowing). He knows what we don't know. If what the scientists were saying is were true then these

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