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That would be nice but it doesn't scale. For instance in particle physics they only have one LHC.
by p4bl0 12y ago
That would be nice but it doesn't scale. For instance in particle physics they only have one LHC.
- oldmanjay 12y agoSo do it where it does scale. It seems anecdotally there's much less fakery happening in particle physics anyway.
- lutusp 12y agoYes, true, but experiments can be repeated there also, perhaps using different methods to give more insight.
- dainucae 12y agoThey only have one LHC, but they do have two detectors (ATLAS and CMS) which are operated by seperate groups.
- marcosdumay 12y agoThey have two main detectors on the LHC, with different charateristics, and several teams using different procedures to analyse the data. The finding of the Higgs, for example, was published by two teams.
- return0 12y agoThe teams working in separate detectors are supposed to work independently (so that they do not bias each other)