Recent content by SpaceCowboy187

I would consider a focus on fusion and fission systems and energy applications, cutting edge technologies, possibly waste disposal, but mainly reaction performance, procedure, process, what have you. Unfortunately, moving to the Bay Area is not possible, that's the big issue.

The highest temperature achieved by the LHC is 4 trillion kelvins I believe. This temperature would correspond to about .3 microseconds of universe. Electroweak separation occurred at a temperature about 10,000 times higher than that, so I think you're right.

Perhaps if we could generate an environment resembling the energies of the early universe. At a high enough energy baryon number is no longer conserved. Specifically when the electromagnetic, weak and strong forces were overlapping, or not dissociated anyways. But that type of energy I imagine...

Ok. I've determined that nuclear engineering research is for me. Want to study it at the B.S. level at Berkeley, but I live in Sacramento. Maybe the commute could be made. Daily. For 2 hours there and back. But... no. So I've decided that I can get a good degree from Davis to support my future...