CERN top quarks discovery hints at mysterious 'toponium' particle

[Vmedvil]

It seems CMS has observed top-Anti top excess, read more at CERN top quarks discovery hints at mysterious 'toponium' particle and CMS observes top–antitop excess – CERN Courier

 

Do you think a pentaquark version of this Toponium exists that I named "Red Matter", Link = Tetraquarks and pentaquarks: New forms of exotic matter found - Big Think?

Tip: Do this experiment next, Link = bura.brunel.ac.uk/bitstream/2438/20190/1/FullText.pdf

"Abort, Retry, Fail?' was the phrase some wormdog scrawled next to the door of the Edit Universe project room. And when the new dataspinners started working, fabricating their worlds on the huge organic comp systems, we'd remind them: if you see this message, always choose 'Retry."

Scifi reference, Link = Matter Editation (SMAC) | Civilization Wiki | Fandom

Real life reference, Link = U.S. Patent Application for Synthetic Particle Confinement Synthesis And Uses Thereof Patent Application (Application #20250114765 issued April 10, 2025) - Justia Patents Search

 

What if I told you, I would let you use this "nerds of CERN" where you could not transfer it to anyone as a limited license for let's say 3 years, I just want to be told I am right in a wonderful press release on your CERN website in return if such an experiment proves such as the payment for said 3 years license, if you choose to accept then the license expires 4/15/2028...

"A non-transferable patent license means the rights granted to use the patent are not permitted to be transferred to another party. The licensee can only use the patent as stipulated in the agreement, and cannot sublicense or assign the license to another individual or company without the licensor's explicit consent."

Link = Non transferable license: How to Offer a Non Transferable License and What to Consider - FasterCapital

For the Laughs, The A.I. analysis on CERN Scientists and there "nerdness level".

"While it's difficult to quantify "nerdiness" among CERN scientists, they are undeniably passionate about science and technology. The laboratory is a hub of scientific research, and its staff are deeply involved in writing code, analyzing data, and operating complex scientific instruments. The work at CERN often involves long hours and a high level of technical expertise, which might lead to a perception of "nerdiness" among some individuals."

but mind you as a nerd myself, I find that a "Good quality" and a valuable trait =).

 

Edited April 15 by Vmedvil