Gavin Wince explores conventional concepts concerning the meaning of time held by some of the world’s top physicists.
Does it make sense to restrict something as elusive as time to having only one dimension?
Is there room in conventional thinking for extra dimensions of time?
It appears that a new level of strange quantum behavior is at hand. Entangled data between CMS and ATLAS, the two detectors at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), suggest a paradox: are we dealing with one Higgs-like particle or two?! The July 4th 2012 data released by CERN concerning the newly discovered particle as a candidate for the theoretical Higgs Boson reveals a bizarre anomaly in the data. It just so happens that this exact anomaly confirms another prediction made by Wince concerning his application of Existics equations to physics.