How to pronounce“colliders”in English

the reason that these colliders and experiments we're doing seems to have the symmetry but let me write a mathematical formula

achieve with the colliders today it doesn't mean there's a problem with string theory it just means technologically we're not that far ahead

We would have seen them at particle colliders with lower energies.

seek it takes 8 billion doll super colliders to move theoretical physics

I mean that's what happens at colliders.

you know energy particle energy colliders and their technology it's actually pretty easy to make a pretty accurate guess what it's going to look

to make chemistry and pharmaceuticals and Large Hadron Colliders; all these very complex engineering projects.

And that's one of the reasons we build big colliders, to see are there other forces, other particles that exist, say, at higher energies,

Possibly, a better investment than bigger colliders.

you know strong enough electric fields to accelerate them all that kind of stuff the first colliders where you have two

We don't have the particle accelerators, the particle colliders with enough power to slam things

And some of those things do have to work very quickly, with very fast feedback systems, especially if you're-- well, especially future colliders

Because they're going to need the construction of, say, for physics, particle colliders that

And, you know, I think it's unclear with all these super colliders coming out online, if, you know how much they'll change about our assumptions.

You juice this Collider up to and now Of course we want to actually design the next generation of colliders some of the things we're hoping to find are maybe things like a

that's a genetic that's your upbringing the way you with it the way you go to school but looking into the future of LHC and other colliders so there's in