Higgs Bosson, manipulate gravity, 4 dimensional space.

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The Higgs boson is known for giving particles mass, which is linked to gravity. The discussion revolves around the idea of using the Higgs boson to manipulate gravity and potentially create a four-dimensional space or a tesseract. However, it is clarified that manipulating gravity requires moving mass and energy, not the Higgs boson itself. The thread concludes that there is no basis for the proposed theories, leading to its closure. Overall, the conversation highlights misconceptions about the Higgs boson's role in gravity manipulation.
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Higgs bosson as we know is responsible to giving particles mass, mass is responsible for the gravity. So I think higgs bosson can be used to manipulated gravity. If we can made the device that can manipulate gravity using higgs bosson, can we make 4 dimensional space? can we make the real tesseract? Because I think gravity Is responsible for the 4 dimensional space.
 
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Have you got a Higgs boson factory?
If so then we can find out if your proposition is true.
 
No. I'm just a university student that curious about it. :p
Anybody can help here?
 
Mixander said:
Higgs bosson as we know is responsible to giving particles mass, mass is responsible for the gravity. So I think higgs bosson can be used to manipulated gravity.

The only way to 'manipulate' gravity is by moving mass and energy around. Similarly, the only way we can manipulate electromagnetism is by moving electric charges around. So no, you cannot use the higgs boson to manipulate gravity in any sort of exotic way.

If we can made the device that can manipulate gravity using higgs bosson, can we make 4 dimensional space? can we make the real tesseract? Because I think gravity Is responsible for the 4 dimensional space.

No. There's no reason to think this. Since we don't discuss personal theories/ideas here at PF, thread locked.
 
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