Aaron Fi

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	138 reputation	bio	website		visits	member for	8 months
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Oct 9	asked	Could one theoretically build the Higgs equivalent of a Faraday cage?
Sep 24	awarded	Scholar
Sep 24	accepted	do Higgs Bosons happen in nature all the time? Rarely? Or do they only happen when the Higgs field is excited in a particle accelerator?
Sep 23	comment	do Higgs Bosons happen in nature all the time? Rarely? Or do they only happen when the Higgs field is excited in a particle accelerator? Thanks. I found this helpful: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…
Sep 22	comment	do Higgs Bosons happen in nature all the time? Rarely? Or do they only happen when the Higgs field is excited in a particle accelerator? "taking some liberties", no worries there. I just want to make sure my understanding is accurate, not simplified. Based on what you've said, it sounds like the Higgs Boson doesn't really "do" anything when it comes to imparting mass. It's all the Higgs field. Thanks for the answer
Sep 22	awarded	Supporter
Sep 22	awarded	Student
Sep 22	asked	do Higgs Bosons happen in nature all the time? Rarely? Or do they only happen when the Higgs field is excited in a particle accelerator?