Salnax said:
Basically, this is the rough equivalent of discovering the nucleus in atoms back in 1911. It took people until 1945 to use this knowledge, and even then it took a huge government project. But the results started an age. |
Sorry, no. This is not an energy source and honestly no one has a use for this yet. But understanding the very basics of physics like this is always worthwhile. It allows us to narrow down the possible theories about how the universe works; the longer we run the LHC accelerator the more new stuff we will see and the closer we will be to a theory that unifies our descriptions of gravity and quantum mechanics, which is the long-term goal here.