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Comments on: Large Hadron Collider: An appeal to CNET readers

Given the CERN Collider's unfortunate breakdown, readers should make a serious commitment to find it a new name.

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by grayfrier September 29, 2008 5:37 PM PDT
How bout the Halo Tunnel ?
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by dennis_wolfers September 29, 2008 6:00 PM PDT
"Smashing Baby" (Baby referring to the state of the universe, of course)
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by edjay3 September 30, 2008 7:37 AM PDT
To John Wawrzonek for "Starticle Particle" and Mihal1 for "Mr Smashypants." They tickled my day. LMAO - :D

I think it should remain the LHC, if not, people will be too easily fooled into paying for the next one which will start off as TBCTTLHC - The Bigger Collider Than The LHC, which will be followed by the
TEBCTTBCTTLHC - The Even Bigger Collider Than The Bigger Collider Than The LHC, only to be followed by the PhD-you-need-to-read-the-title-of-the next Photonic Analysys Node......woops, my idea slipped out.

Well, if it was the Photon Analysys Node, the acronym PAN - as in "all" or "everything" would be appropriate, as would be the "going down the PAN" if things came up smelling less than rosy.

Also, this new branch of science could then be called "Photonics" - As in Photonic Reactor, Photonic Bomb, you know, the usual stuff that happens when something........err.....earth shattering is discovered. :)
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by redeathwing October 1, 2008 5:49 AM PDT
Maybe something like the Rebirther or just Rebirth.
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by techie2479 October 1, 2008 8:05 PM PDT
My entries:

"Galactic Packet Sniffer"
"Standard Model Upgrade Tool"
"That expensive, complicated device used by Humans to learn the basic principles of the Universe (which have always been available in the local public library in Alpha Centauri.)"
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by walwebster October 1, 2008 9:20 PM PDT
I n f i n i t r o n . . . .
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by anotherbrian October 6, 2008 3:01 PM PDT
Origin
Originator
Primus Apparatus

Reality Reframer
Sub-structure Searcher

REM - Reality Exposing Machine
NBD - Nuts and Bolts Determinator

Santa's Workshop
The Biggest Thing Since Sliced Bread
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