Django-17 Messages 2 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Apr 9, 2012 #1 Hi just a quick question, why do they choose to collide the ions at just under the speed of light? what would happen if they were shot at the speed of light or higher?
Hi just a quick question, why do they choose to collide the ions at just under the speed of light? what would happen if they were shot at the speed of light or higher?
sophiecentaur Science Advisor Homework Helper Messages 30,594 Reaction score 7,548 Apr 9, 2012 #2 But how would they achieve that? Nothing with mass can be made to go at c or greater. A very attractive prospect, but not on, I'm afraid.
But how would they achieve that? Nothing with mass can be made to go at c or greater. A very attractive prospect, but not on, I'm afraid.