RE: Tree exhibition at Fermilab

Actually, it is appropriate to note that all elementary particles are either Fermions or Bosons (not Bisons), depending upon their intrinsic angular momentum. I'm not making this up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boson

Thanks for your comments!

Keith

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  Subject: Re: Tree exhibition at Fermilab

  Congratulations Keith! I will have to get down there to see your show!

  I would also mention that Fermilab has a herd of American buffalo—it has long been my desire to take one of the bison and put it on roller skates...then attach a magnet to it's back—then send it around the accellorator..... I do believe that secretly they did this and that is how the discovered the new particle the "bison". Now I think they only do this when they are having a big BBQ.

  Best Wishes,
  Mark Nelson
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  In a message dated 4/30/06 10:46:08 AM, Keith@GumPhoto.com writes:

    Fermilab is the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, and it is a
    fascinating place sprawling over 10 square miles of prairie grass. The four
    mile long Tevatron located there is the only place where the massive Top
    Quark can be produced. In 1995 the discovery of the Top quark made
    significant progress towards demonstrating the usefulness of the Standard
    Model of particle physics. Plenty of other interesting stuff goes on there
    as well.

  Best Wishes,
  Mark Nelson
  Precision Digital Negatives--The Book
  PDNPrint Forum at Yahoo Groups
  www.MarkINelsonPhoto.com
Received on Mon May 1 00:12:16 2006