Let's
say what could be normal circumstances and what could be abnormal natural
conditions; conditions like tsunamis, earthquakes, ice jams, flooding, heat
waves, tornadoes, and sand storms are a function multiplied by Higgs boson
energy forms.
My
conception to the world climate in the nearest future is very shocking and
surprising; a ten meters dot of fire will appear out the surface of the seas
because of the methane combustion under the seas’ bed. The North Pole ice is
melting by few mm a day, that makes sea level rising very fast, and
evacuation is the only solution to the seaside towns. Not only that, but also
all buildings close to rivers are under threat as well by the rise of water in
rivers.
What
has also been noticed in Higgs boson normalization is the excessive number of
auroras appearing during the night.
Lately Thailand has observed the aurora's green light in the sky because gluons
were concentrated vertically in the upper atmosphere at (180) degrees to the sun.
Further in the future this phenomenon will be observed every night in the
world.
I
think that you already know that the principle and the basic aim from Higgs
boson experiment are to increase the value of gluons in the upper atmosphere.
Graduation
is the value of water in any surface; in seas, in rivers and in lakes; this
level of water is increasing everyday because the water molecule has no space where to
escape. Graduation in geophysics is a keystone to understand many natural
phenomena. I think geophysics have a huge potential of researches in following
the water molecule.
Volcanoes' eruption is a big concern in Higgs boson normalization; the interesting point
here is the carbon dioxide (CO2) dispersed in the atmosphere, it will be
carried and spread hundreds of miles away from it's eruption, that will pollute
the water to the extreme.
I
think that most sleeping volcanoes in the world will wake up and say hello to Higgs
boson the master.
Finally,
I am not surprised to see more and stronger natural disasters, more death, and
more ignorance to my discovery of the Rugosa corals and Higgs boson.
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