despite not being a member of the european organization for nuclear research also known as cern russian scientists have contributed in men's slate to its projects including the large hadron collider and now with russia possibly joining the club our interview show spotlight focuses on what this could mean for the research community. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show on r t m l bernard and today my guest is wrong that russia and europe had reached a new heights in scientific operation if everything goes as planned russia will soon become an associate member of the european organization for nuclear research that said it means lots of new opportunities for both sides but some obligations to how helpful congression brainpower be for the nuclear scientific community and what will the new level of cooperation mean for russian research we're asking the director general of cern mr rove the third for. the european nuclear research center or simply cern operates the largest particle physics laboratory in the world its most celebrated project is the large hadron collider the gi

but the european center for nuclear research or cern has revealed its strongest evidence yet to support the existence of the so-called god particle this could provide key information about how the universe works let's get more from artie's peter all of the. scientists working at the large hadron collider have said that they've discovered a new particle which is consistent with the higgs bo's'n all the elusive god particle and why that is so important is well if this proves to be the explosion it proves right a whole lot of theory that scientists have been working with for the best part of fifty years now concerning the creation of the universe how it works and most importantly why things have muss up until now we've only been able to really use mass into equations concerning particle physics if we look at it this way. the main theory worked within this area of science is the well less than grandiose name of the standard model and if we think of that is a jigsaw puzzle with a whole load of different pieces missing if this proves to be the higgs bo's'n well that fills in some of those mis

>> absolutely. >> scientists at cern say we only understand about 4% of the known universe. a century to turn the discovery of electrons into an ipod. there's not likely to be a eureka moment here. it may take years of analyzing data to produce the first results. but bob stanek believes the collider will go down in history, and not for swallowing the earth. >> i think the fact that we're given the opportunity to do these experiments enhances everybody's life. i mean, people will get smarter because of it. we learn. >> so you expect big things from this. >> oh, i expect big things from this. you know, just think about it. 100 years ago, we knew nothing. and 100 years ago is not that long ago. can you imagine what we'll know in 10 years? even the next 100 years. >> after a variety of delays, on march 30, 2010, the large hadron collider began its work of smashing subatomic particles. and the hunt for the elusive higgs particle shows some encouraging signs. in december 2011, the collider's two main detectors reported seeing a hint of the higgs particle. that, along with other si

the european center for nuclear research or cern has revealed its strongest evidence yet to support the existence of the so-called god particle this could provide key information about how the universe works let's get more now from artie's peter out of. if this proves to be the explosion it proves right a whole lot of theory that scientists have been working with for the best part of fifty years now concerning the creation of the universe how it works and most importantly why things have muss up until now we've only been able to really theorize mass into equations concerning particle physics if we look at it this way the main theory worked within this area of science is the well less than grandiose name of the standard model and if we think of that as a jigsaw puzzle with a whole load of different pieces missing if this proves to be that. well that fills in some of those missing pieces giving scientists a clearer picture of what they're working with well it's already being heralded as potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent time in science it's very exciting time fo

what do we get out of cern? they wanted something to handle that they appeared what did they invent? the world wide web. a lot of the detective technology that goes into particle physics finds its way into hospitals and is used in the diagnosis and treatment of coancer. look at the high tech. look at the technology. that's why we invest billions of euros into these types of projects. >> in practical terms, it has taken hundreds of scientists and billions of pounds and dollars. >> yes, it has. i think it's a triumph of a global corporation. yes, it's based on the franco- swiss border just outside geneva, as i said. the americans have put step into this, the indians -- everyone from all over the world has put their expertise into building the large hadron collider. no one country could have done this on their own. the big outstanding questions in science today require huge machines. the large hadron collider is the largest of them all. >> the large hadron collider. thank you very much. thank you. the spotlight in

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. to meet. now joins us with the latest from the world of business in the u.s. markets close of course for independence day how is trading going elsewhere in the world we have some of the right they are close by the way happy independence day and all of our american audience to see it is quite quiet but you know traders are prevented from falling asleep at the desk because a lot of attention is still on the rate fixing scandal in the u.k. notably with its with its banks take a look at what's happening in europe actually right now it is pretty pretty slow today volumes are quite low in the footsie is down just moderately point seven percent as you can see there but a lot of focus also on not only on the diamond testimony but also on the on on banks which are dropping right now h.s.b.c. a royal bank of scotland and both barclays within two percent tomorrow the e.c.b. and the bank of england will both have monetary policy meetings and a lot of atte

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. a second. dimitri how are the markets doing so quiet out there it is absolutely quiet because of independence day in the united states the markets they're closed on average on other markets we see volume thirty to forty percent lower than they normally are well in europe we've got thirty nine percent for example activity on the footsie which has now moved into positive territory. quite. inadequate actually the performance that we're seeing today first goes down and goes up so it's pretty flat and explicable what's in the spotlight right now is bob diamond the former c.e.o. of this is being questioned by parliament so that's interesting to follow and also manchester united f c is filing for an i.p.o. in the united states expecting to rake in our hundred million dollars so that's something to look into also on the commodities markets we're seeing oil still declining although the pace of the decline has now reduced has shrunk to forty three cents

offer us i answer is as to how the universe works to break it all down artie's peter oliver spoke to a cern physicist. since it was first theorized almost fifty years ago scientists have been striving to prove the existence of the higgs bo's'n the reason for the decades of higgs hunting is the hope that this elusive particle can fill in some of the gaps in our understanding of how the universe works well the dominant theory physicists work with has the less than grandiose title of the standard model now if we think of our theory as a jigsaw with a whole load of pieces missing finding out that the higgs does exist would allow those gaps to be filled in giving scientists a clearer picture of what is in front of them this particle or sort of the holes or one it was not planned to experiment on people was hunting quarters particles for years and now we are witnessing clearly historical one one of the reasons for such advancements in this area of physics is the large hadron collider the work done at the twenty five kilometer long particle accelerator under the border between france and switzerla

seventeen mile long oval track run by the european organization for nuclear research also known as cern the purpose of the large hadron collider is to recreate the conditions that existed in the universe right after the big bang in order to find out what the most basic fundamentals are to everything more basic than our cells inside of us more basic than the elements on the periodic table more basic than atoms and more basic than subatomic stuff like new ones who owns quarks and the way scientists are trying to find this really really small most basic stuff in the universe is there smashing things together really fast it's kind of like trying to figure out the most basic stuff inside an i phone by taking you know two i phones and smashing them together really hard until they break into tiny little fundamental pieces. so that's what's happening at the large hadron collider not with i phones but scientists are smashing particles together at nearly the speed of light in seeing what tiny pieces are left over hoping that one of those pieces will be the most basic component of everything in th

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future are his people reporting right there coming up next hour you can see peter all of us full interview with a physicist or what when where he explains the scientific significance of the discovery. the great acumen of our field that due to many experiments it really became very precision field of science and i think one of our it is a clear understanding call for all the problems we think today we don't win this clear in our brains a twenty years ago sue in a sense we know though is the problem to be understood and that's what makes all of us so exciting why is this large hadron collider has been built. already not just a few minutes or an r.t. will continue our discussion about the so-called surge or possibly the finding of the god particle that will be after a recap of the week's top stories just a moment here on our. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the source material is what helps keep journa

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. but not. brings us the latest on are that now closed russian markets it was all quiet on the western front today how was it in terms of trading here in moscow well in moscow it actually was a successful day for day in a row of gains that we're seeing meanwhile the russian markets again were outperforming global markets let's take a look at what's also trading right now that's european markets in europe the footsie is up slightly while the dax is again moderately down in london of course in the spotlight we've got dive in the former c.e.o. of barclays he's being questioned in that part of it that's interesting to look at the view if you want to find some details obviously are very little over on the internet. with the details of of him being pretty much grilled right now on the dax we're seeing declines over the banks and drug makers losing value tomorrow is a very important day of course we've got monetary policy meetings in the within the e.c

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. well more on that coming up in just a few minutes we will be just after a recap of our top stories you're watching the weekly here on r t nine in moscow. it is started here. for going global and now it's pulling viral. load in. the right of. choose your place to take your stand. and the movement. makes your statement. spread the word. coupon stream on line. for. line rushes to be so much brighter than if you knew no bounds phone from phones to impressions. from movies from stunts on t.v. dot com. one needs of spear trying to obtain inner peace and spirituality. pressman chip and creativity requires special conditions. are met accuracy and knowledge on the attributes of solitude here.

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future and put all of his entire interview with persist under a cotton is coming up later here on our t.v. he explains so significant scientific discovery here for now a preview. of the great the whole field that due to many experiments it really became very precision field of science and i think one of our it's human is a clear understanding of all the problems we think could be wrong when. in our brains twenty years ago or. so in a sense we know though is the problem to be understood and that's what makes all of us so exciting and why this. will. fly from moscow this is our city a law in ukraine to recognize russian as an official language in some regions has seen hundreds take to the streets in kiev police fired tear gas at angry crowds are of ukrainian parliament the rada approved the law the president will still consult experts before signing it off opponents of the largest lation large made nationalists as r.t. is the chef he reports ukraine's p

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but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. or peter alvarez entire interview with physicist under regular event is coming up later on r.t. he explains the scientific significance of the discovery here's a preview. the great and the whole field that due to many experiments it really became very precision field of science and i think one of our it is a clear understanding call for the problems we share you think the big we don't win this clear in our brains a twenty years ago all saw in a sense we know all the list of problems to be understood and that's what makes all of us so exciting and with way the large hadron collider has been built. by now wrap all of our top stories is coming your way in just a few moments stay with us. how is the idea of multicultural society. sharing the motherland r t.

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future our correspondent peter all of a. protesters recross the u.s. have gathered in philadelphia for a massive occupy wall street demo an independent state twenty six activists have been arrested on sunday has been charged with disorderly conduct the occupy movement started you recall last september in new york against corporate greed and the gap between the rich and the rest of the american population let's talk about occupy activists cullom openings on the line from either extreme with us earlier we spoke to an activist a couple of hours ago in philadelphia who said that turnout was disappointing what was meant to be a national gathering why is that you think. well it's the summer and also the occupy movement is going in many directions people have the park it was simply you know the slogans were all day all week occupy wall street and we are the ninety nine percent but now the movement has gone and embrace many other things i was at a march of po

potentially the discovery of the century certainly of recent times in science we are hearing from cern from the large hadron collider that it could take them around a year to definitely say whether this is the higgs bosun this particle that they've found but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future i'm just a few hours i'll be back with your mind of our top story with us. well from the french finance technology innovation all these developments from around russia we've got the future covered. down by the official on t.v. application to i phone i pod touch from the i choose ops to. watch on t.v. life on the go.

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. and more stories ahead for you this hour while more heads roll at the u.k. buying saturday liable to scandal british he is with the cheap through the mail to explain his were able to damage the economy. class corporate greed also comes under fire in america where independent days marked by march against the one percent demonstrators claim had turned their backs on the values of their frantic. the greek socialists past the past has reacted angrily to the british p.m.'s initiative to limit immigration to the u.k. from struggling countries the party says the possible restriction would violate all the principles and david cameron said on wednesday that it was an option on the table in the event of ought he called extraordinary stresses and strains caused by europe's sovereign debt crisis that's growing feeing the u.k. of a new wave of migrants from the european state in financial crisis but cameron says he hopes to avoid a ground down on immigrati

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. questions will be asked about that later dimitri yeah you know so i read an article today about the with the higgs boson and i understood a lot of articles and propositions and and then the wise have to say right ok let's about business quote it is absolutely quiet you can hear the ticking of the clock seriously because the u.s. markets are closed for independence day so there's not a lot of trading going on actually elsewhere volumes have been thirty to forty percent lower than usual let's take a look at the closing of the european markets we saw the footsie and the dax declining just slightly as i said on a very low volumes the most interesting thing going on was the grilling of bob diamond the former c.e.o. of barclays by the british parliament you can look that up if you want also something to look into is manchester united have sees. its filed for a listing in new york. expecting to rake in one hundred million dollars and see how that goe

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future is put on her porting there we're coming up just a little bit later this hour you can see peter's full interview with physicist under very good looks that's where he explains the scientific significance of this discovery. the great human the whole field that due to many experiments into really became very precision field of signed and i think one of our. when there is a clear understanding of this problem to be sure you think the big you don't win this clear in our brain say twenty years ago or so in a sense we know though is the problem to be understood and that's what makes all of us so excited and both why the thought let's have them call either has been built. or i'll be back with a recap of the week's top stories in just a moment. one needs of spear trying to obtaining inner peace down the spirituality. pressman chip and creativity requires special conditions. amid accuracy and knowledge and interviewed some for some good to hear. those wh

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future if you know our entire interview with physicist and wriggle of in this coming up later on r.t. and he explains the scientific significance of the discovery here's a preview. the great achievement the whole field that due to many experiments it really became very pre-season field of science and i think one of our it went is a clear understanding call for the problems we think could be wrong with this clear in our brains twenty years ago or. so in a sense we know who is the problem. and this is the world and that's what makes all of us so exciting and that's why this. has been built. a law any a crane to recognize russian as an official language in some regions seen hundreds take to the streets in kiev police fire tear gas angry crowds after the riot in parliament the rada approved a law presently on a card which says here consult experts before signing it off opponents of the legislation in the government are largely nationalists say the new sta

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. and peter said he's going to be testing me on it later great. looks at whether post-war iraq can cope on that program coming up our brother played in the headlines here on r.t. cochin live from moscow thanks for being with us. culture is that so much given to each musician are you trying to hide the mark when the foreign occupation of iraq may have formally ended six months ago with this country's woes for conquest and getting worse there's political paralysis. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are on the day. i.

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. peter. all over there in the past only science exams but you did too dimitri with the business hi there very good afternoon now let's talk about america quite there the markets there certainly shut for those fourth of july celebrations here and i did better in mathematics and yes the volumes were forty percent or thirty percent lower than usual so indeed a very quiet day and the only thing preventing traders in europe from falling asleep really was the grilling of bob diamond the former c.e.o. of barclays let's take a look at what's actually happening right now in europe well the markets are closed these are the closing values they managed to close slightly in the red so also another interesting story manchester united f c is going public it's aiming to attract one hundred million dollars in the u.s. market so that's something to look into if you have your interested in for four of course over all the commodities markets oil is continuing to d

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. or to some other world news. tori's no wednesday see more deadly violence against shiites in iraq a car blast claimed at least eleven lives and exploded at a market in central iraq and another twenty eight were hurt by a separate explosion in the southeast of baghdad elsewhere in the capital two policemen a parliamentary official was shot dead in separate incidents those attacks follow choose days market bombing shoots left more than forty people dead. turkey reporting the bodies of both pilots whose jet was shot down by syria two weeks ago been retrieved from the seabed instance led to ankara beefing up its military activity on the border syria meantime still rocked by violence of dozens killed during the last twenty four hours syrian refugees including military servicemen are fleeing into turkey from their water one country piece is still hard to find with brawls and talks hindering the formation of a unity government between the opposition

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. proto. from across the u.s. are gathering in philadelphia for a mass occupy wall street demo on independence day twenty six activists were arrested on sunday and have been charged with disorderly conduct the occupy movement started last september in new york against corporate greed and the gap between the rich and the rest of the american population next hour a former wall street trader tells us that the occupy protesters are angry because they have no say in america's politics and it's too corrupt. there is one general theme that unites all of occupy it is that money and politics has sort of corrupted the system to the extent that everything is broken so i do think that that is our biggest challenge is how do we sort of pull back on that and how do we how do we fight one of my favorite signs and t. shirts i've seen and i saw a bunch of this on may day was someone was wearing a shirt that said i can't afford to live here so i occupy wall stree

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. barca's bias former boss has been grilled by british to explain it he was involved and what he knew about the fixing of interest rates eyes were and whether bob diamond will implicate senior figures ranging from the bank of england to the top levels of previous government and he has asked his south london. if that hasn't been the smoking gun that many people were wondering if we see it's been a bit more of a damp squid actually to be honest with the we've seen him being questioned for a number of hours now and he hasn't been giving much away at all at the beginning of the questioning he looked visibly uncomfortable and he's being very very elusive when he has been sort of quizzed a little bit harder by some as they send peace a little bit disappointing what we have seen from him say far he described the actions is reprehensible at one point he says when he saw all of the e-mails relating to the great rigging the level rate rigging that he felt

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future and i put all of his entire interview with physicist and draggled when there's a coming up or just a bit later here on r.t. explains the scientific significance of the discovery in our quick preview of the great achievement the whole field that due to many experiments it really became very precision healt of signed and i think one of our. it's when it is a clear understanding of those problems we think that they we don't win this clear pattern in our brains they twenty years ago or so in a sense we know though is the problem to be understood and that's what makes all of us so exciting and if that's why this letter don't call it has been built. you're watching r.t. a law in ukraine to recognize russian as an official language in some regions as seen hundreds take to the streets in kiev the police fired tear gas at angry crowds after the ukrainian parliament the round approved the law president got a covert churchill consult experts before signin

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. while peed all over his entire interview with physicist andrea levine coming up later on r.t. explains a scientific significance of the discovery here's a preview of. the great and the whole field that due to many experiments it really became very precision field of science and i think one of our it is a clear understanding call for those problems we think would be we don't win this clear in our brains a twenty years ago or so in a sense we know the list of problems to be understood and that's what makes all of us so exciting of both ways this large hadron collider has been built. that brings us up to date every back shortly with an update of our top stories. has the idea of multicultural society. sharing the motherland on r t. there are those who desperately need it to survive. misspoken is the time to give money to on the lookout. for gold in the fish. and suppresses the prize their rights are the proof of. new clothes and. those who don't g

but certainly it's very exciting time for the scientific community and all eyes will be focused on cern to see where this takes us in the future. protesters from across the u.s. have gathered in philadelphia for a mass occupy wall street demo on independence day just ahead of the campaign on sunday twenty six acts of its arrested have been charged which is so what's in a contact and on this one i live by kevin feige is the director our economy kevin thank you very much indeed for your time so you were in philadelphia just yesterday how does this occupy gathering differ from the from that from the ones with seen before. the occupy movement is going through a stage of growth and reflection there are lots of workshops about how to do our job better how to create the car we want to create there's also a lot of fun. and shows to entertain folks and make fun of the one percent the same time today they went through a process of visioning. an open process including people who are not there participating in the vision of the world we want to see so there's a time period for the occupiers reflect

and scientists at cern have traced what seems to be the elusive god particle meaning mankind's a huge step closer to understanding what happened after the big bang. all three arrested members of an anti-crime and pollock were perhaps gone on a hunger strike find out what's push them toward such a move and watch the videos of some of their most outlandish performances that are to dot com also make sure you catch all of our best videos on our you tube channel . is he. the official. from the. video. old girl. with the palm of your. on the dot com. all right time now to have a look at some other world news and break for you this hour the final report into the handling of the nuclear crisis at the fukushima plant last year has been released by japan's parliament the findings claim both the government and plant operator failed to take measures to avoid the disaster the company. there was nothing it could have done against the huge tsunami wave mass of criticism and angry protests broke out following the accident which led to all nuclear plants being shut down in the country however recently

the stories worth checking out there right now divine physics and the heart of europe scientists at cern have traced what seems to be the only so god particle meaning mankind's a huge step closer to understanding what happened after the big bang. all three are arrested members all the. girl groups have gone on a hunger strike find out what's push them toward such a move and watch the videos of some of their most outrageous performances that are to dot com also make sure you can catch all of our best videos on our you tube channel. is he. the official. from the. video. and. now with the palm of your. time now to have a look at some other world news. but once again in iraq a car bomb at a market in the center of the country killed eleven and another similar incident eight people including a child died dozens were wounded the attacks followed two. nationwide bombings blamed on al qaida linked militants which were the bloodiest in weeks there's been a recent upsurge in assaults on worshippers raising fears of a return to widespread sectarian violence. people have been found dead following a

some stories worth checking out there right now divine physics in the heart of europe scientists at cern have traced what seems to be the elusive god particle meaning mankind's a huge step closer to understanding what happened after the big bang. also all three arrested members of an anti-crime one punk group have gone on a hunger strike find out what's pushed them toward such a move and watch some of their videos of their most outlandish performances at our t.v. dot com also there you can make sure to catch all of our best videos that's on our you tube channel. is even. the official. your own pulled talk from the. video on demand. old girls. and. now in the palm of your. on the dot com all right it's nineteen minutes past the hour let's have a look at some other world news in briefs now a final report into the handling of the nuclear crisis at the future plant last year has been released by japan's parliament the finance claim both the government and operator failed to take measures to avoid the disaster to come. there was nothing it could have done against the huge tsunami waves massiv

scientists site cern have traced what seems to be the elusive god particle meaning mankind's a huge step closer to understanding one up and after the big bang. all three arrested members of an anti-crime one hundred were gone on a hunger strike find out what's push them toward such a move and watch the videos of some of their most outlandish performances at r t dot com also make sure you catch all of our best videos on our you tube channel. is he. the official. from the. video. and. eighteen minutes past the hour time to have a look at some other world news. a final report into the handling of the nuclear crisis at fukushima last year will be released to parents parliament later on thursday it follows six months of investigation the findings are expected to be critter. goal of both the government and plant operator will fail to take measures to avoid the disaster huge criticism and angry protests broke out following the accident which led to all nuclear plants being shut down in the country although recently one reactor has been switched back on. another huge protest in peru has seen one

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the scientists used a massive atom smasher, the european center for nuclear research, or cern, recreatedg point are theocracy creation of the universe. then they looked and found that sub atomic particle, which is all the other particles it and it's field comes into contact with, pulls things together, gives them so i see and shape. a building block of everything in the universe. that's why he comes up with a significant name, god particle. >> and scientists say this is just the beginning, right? >> yeah. incredibly. even though they've done all this work and made these statements and say there's only a one in a million chance that this could be a fluke, they call it preliminary. they want to confirm it. they think perhaps it might be a variation, perhaps it could be something different but they think they found something very big. that's why they were so pleased today but they might have more work ahead in the weeks and months and years to come. >> i know physics was not your strong suit but you've done a fine job explaining a difficult subject. >> i try. >> thank you very much. >>> cri

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but it was discovered at the european organization for nuclear research known as cern and that's in genevamething miles and miles under the earth between straddling the border between france and switzerland. people have compared it to like a race track where they do nothing but run these subatomic particles and smashing them at very high rates of speed and voila, they think they have this higgs boson particle which is pretty much the glue of the universe. now, you actually don't see it which leads me to the quote of the week, i think, you don't see it directly. you have to sift through the debris of trillions of subatomic particles and "the washington post" had the greatest post of the week. it's like defining the presence of an elusive snow leopard by studying crisscrossed footprints. there were webcasts all around the world and scientists rejoicing and even peter higgs who is now 83 years old was there to celebrate. it was quite an event, like a rock concert for scientists. i must point out, though, some are calling it a discovery of higgs-boson and others are saying it's a higgs-boson l