PROOF THAT ALL SIN LEADS TO DEATH

PROOF THAT ALL SIN LEADS TO DEATH

Just watched a shocking episode on the outer limits. A scary and expose of what happens when we as mankind take matters into our own hands. In this case a man who was issued with cancer decided that he would use his friends "nanobots" to help him get better but instead it led to the roadtrip to hell. It was a very graphic and shocking warning to mankind messing about with Gods creation and the heavy price it will cost them. It parallels well with the message of lust - the wanting more and more and never being satisfied. The man put his entire life in jeapardy - he had a future (had it not been for the threat of a terminal illness - nothing that Gods power cannot heal) but he lost his life completely because of his decision to take what did not belong to him.
One night he thought he would "play god" and take his friends nanobots from the lab and then he would get better. And he did get better, so much betetr that he was full of energy had healing powers in his body - if he cut himself he would be healed, he could run miles faster than his girlfriend, he had a grest sex life but he said himself "he had sold his soul to the nanobots"
As an experiment he put his hand in fire and on the computer moniter the viewers saw the nanobot creatures flow suddenly into his burnt hand and completely restore it to perfection.
However his girlfriend knew there was something up when he could not run before and now he was too fast and too hyper for him, he was demanding and full of energy, even she had to leave him and get some safe space..however later on she will get the worst news that he killed himself through his sin by trying to "play God"
However he was doing underwater tests and the nanobots made his restistence so high to being kept underwater for long periods of time that he developed gills through the nanobots intelligence.
The nanobots then controlled him to growing a pair of eyes in his head, then he had electric shock to no avail, thus framing his friend and putting him in serious jeopardy. next the friend increased the voltage which only made things worse. the man was sent home and late into the night had a microwave meal and as soon as he tasted it, the nanobots went crazy and multiplied themselves worse than cancer! He was violently sick and then got a phonecall from his girlfirend. he could hardly answer the phone because of the extreme sensitivity he had from the microwaves.
He went back to the lab in desperation and his poor firend had to electric shock him until he died and then he rose again and then the next day the friend had to turn up the power more and even the monster of a man had jelly fish tentacles coming from his chest that burned when touched. he was a scene from hell itself. It was very sad and disturbing to watch to be honest but this episode had a profound warning in it. He stabbed himself in anger and was raised to life again! no amount of programming could stop the nanobots from reproducing. the monster-man could not die and yet the irony was he wanted to escape death by taking the nanobots in the first place!
Sadly the only thing his "friend" scientist could do was set the electricity to maximum power and kill him for good, then he set the entire lab on fire and destroyed the nanobots.
It was then the end. Like i said earlier:
This really is proof that "all sin leads to death"
"Over millions of years man has become the very paragon of animals but we must take care not to alter what nature has taken so long to forge — or risk being burned by the very fires of creation" end quoteThe New Breed (The Outer Limits)

Made powerless by brokeness

Made Powerless by Brokenness

Kathryn Kuhlman once said "The Heavenly Father does not ask for golden vessels. He does not ask for silver vessels. God asks for yielded vessels - those who will submit their will to the will of the Father. And the greatest human attainment in all the world is for a life to be so surrendered to Him that the name of God Almighty will be glorified through that life."

In a quiet moment with the Lord I had a vision of a broken instrument. In the vision, I carefully picked up the instrument. I then noticed that the bridge was broken and some of the strings were frayed and could no longer stay in place. Distraught, I carefully layed the instrument down and realized that it would be futile to try and make a melody out of something that could no longer stay in tune. I thought, "how could this happen? One minute this instrument was able to be played by the Master and now it is in need of deep repair."

Needless to say, I pondered this for days. Finally the Lord spoke to my heart and said "You must
become powerless by brokenness in order to be an effective instrument in days ahead. The instruments that I need must be available 24/7. They must be about my business and not their own. They must release a resonating sound that will echo throughout the earth. They must be honed in and stay finely tuned. An effective instrument is an instrument that has no gile, nor selfish motives. I require priests that will serve Me, and Me alone. Through this service My Kingdom will Come and My Glory will fill the earth."

Let's agree that the Lord isn't interested in our outer frame or workings. It's the pure ointment that lies within us that He is after. You see a vast Treasure lies deep within all of us, but if we refuse to be broken, then who will have access to the Treasure within?

Do you not understand that without the breaking of the old; the new can never come forth?

For brokenness is the pathway that brings forth a pleasing and acceptable fragrance unto Him and it is this path that opens the door to fruitfulness. It is the narrow way sprinkled by the blood of the Lamb, and paved with great sacrifice. It is a journey we all must take in order to be instruments of His Glory; playable only by Him.

In order for God Almighty to be glorified we must be yielded to the Master. When we yield, the power of agreement causes us to release a melodious sound and fragrance that is pleasurable and acceptable to Him.

It is when this process is in operation that the vessel can be restrung, tuned, and suitable to make a resonating sound in the earth. It is for this purpose, that we are broken and restrung. It is in the breaking process that we become sound instruments made ready for Kingdom purposes.

Let us understand that the fragrance from the hidden place must flow freely for it is a priceless perfume. We will never be able to count the cost of this fragance. We need only the assurance that when left unhindered, its flow will reflect a life of worship. And a life of worship is a life that yields Perfected Praise.

Remember...the narrow way is the pathway of worship and one who worships by the Spirit and by Truth will always be a pleasing fragrance.

(Written by Rose Gervasi,Keepers of the Flame)

What is prayer?

What is prayer?


Sometimes i think we make it so difficult to recieve Gods love.
Why do we think like we do? Why is that miss Gods glory so often?
Why does sin so easily entangle us?
And what is the real definition of prayer?
Let us look at a small quote & discuss its relevance for today:

"Prayer is the ascent of the mind to God, the lifting of the heart and mind and the will to God" (Olive Wyon. The School of Prayer)
How often do we really look to God - who is perfect love and how often do we stay in His Love, reflecting His love & shining with His Glory?
Oh how often we miss the joy of His presence!!
Why are we so eager to think of anything other than God-heaven thoughts?
How is it sin slips out of our mouth to easily?
You know how it starts; frustration, iritability, stress, anger, bitterness in your voice, biting at each other, shouting, swearing, forgetting to love.
How does it seem so easy to forget to love?

When everyone or everything around us demands our attention how is it that we miss the platform of Love so often? No wonder why we feel so defeated before we have even began.

So: What is prayer?
OUR WHOLE
1)Heart
2)Mind
3)Will
ALL SURRENDERED & IN COMMUNION WITH GOD ALL THE TIME.(abiding IN HIM!)

All of you must lifted to God continously, day in day out.
From the moment you wake up to the moment you fall asleep ;
We need to fill our live with His presence -

Then and only then will we know His Power & Abide there:
John 15
The Vine and the Branches
1"I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener. 2He cuts off every branch in me that bears no fruit, while every branch that does bear fruit he prunes[a] so that it will be even more fruitful. 3You are already clean because of the word I have spoken to you. 4Remain in me, and I will remain in you. No branch can bear fruit by itself; it must remain in the vine. Neither can you bear fruit unless you remain in me.
5"I am the vine; you are the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing. 6If anyone does not remain in me, he is like a branch that is thrown away and withers; such branches are picked up, thrown into the fire and burned. 7If you remain in me and my words remain in you, ask whatever you wish, and it will be given you. 8This is to my Father's glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples.

9"As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you. Now remain in my love.


Psalm 91
1 He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High
will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. [a]

2 I will say [b] of the LORD, "He is my refuge and my fortress,
my God, in whom I trust."

3 Surely he will save you from the fowler's snare
and from the deadly pestilence.

4 He will cover you with his feathers,
and under his wings you will find refuge;
his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart.

5 You will not fear the terror of night,
nor the arrow that flies by day,

6 nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness,
nor the plague that destroys at midday.

7 A thousand may fall at your side,
ten thousand at your right hand,
but it will not come near you.

8 You will only observe with your eyes
and see the punishment of the wicked.

9 If you make the Most High your dwelling—
even the LORD, who is my refuge-

10 then no harm will befall you,
no disaster will come near your tent.

11 For he will command his angels concerning you
to guard you in all your ways;

12 they will lift you up in their hands,
so that you will not strike your foot against a stone.

13 You will tread upon the lion and the cobra;
you will trample the great lion and the serpent.

14 "Because he loves me," says the LORD, "I will rescue him;
I will protect him, for he acknowledges my name.

15 He will call upon me, and I will answer him;
I will be with him in trouble,
I will deliver him and honor him.

16 With long life will I satisfy him
and show him my salvation."


Hymn by Hen­ry F. Lyte, 1847.
(Lyte was in­spired to write this hymn as he was dy­ing of tu­ber­cu­lo­sis)

Abide with me; fast falls the eventide;
The darkness deepens; Lord with me abide.
When other helpers fail and comforts flee,
Help of the helpless, O abide with me.

Swift to its close ebbs out life’s little day;
Earth’s joys grow dim; its glories pass away;
Change and decay in all around I see;
O Thou who changest not, abide with me.

Not a brief glance I beg, a passing word;
But as Thou dwell’st with Thy disciples, Lord,
Familiar, condescending, patient, free.
Come not to sojourn, but abide with me.

Come not in terrors, as the King of kings,
But kind and good, with healing in Thy wings,
Tears for all woes, a heart for every plea—
Come, Friend of sinners, and thus bide with me.

Thou on my head in early youth didst smile;
And, though rebellious and perverse meanwhile,
Thou hast not left me, oft as I left Thee,
On to the close, O Lord, abide with me.

I need Thy presence every passing hour.
What but Thy grace can foil the tempter’s power?
Who, like Thyself, my guide and stay can be?
Through cloud and sunshine, Lord, abide with me.

I fear no foe, with Thee at hand to bless;
Ills have no weight, and tears no bitterness.
Where is death’s sting? Where, grave, thy victory?
I triumph still, if Thou abide with me.

Hold Thou Thy cross before my closing eyes;
Shine through the gloom and point me to the skies.
Heaven’s morning breaks, and earth’s vain shadows flee;
In life, in death, O Lord, abide with me.

Prayer:
We need more love Lord, We need to feel your presence in our lives. Please help us God....
Heavenly Dad;
Perfect Love, orchestrator of the Universe & Mighty King
Empower us by your Spirit to live righteous lives
WE ABSOLUTELY NEED YOU TO LIVE UPRIGHT LIVES OTHERWISE IT IS A JOKE!
FILL US WITH YOUR POWER FOR TODAY!!

In the name of Jesus. Amen
A MIRACLE IS ON ITS WAY! CLAIM IT!

Now they find water on Mars!

Now they find water on Mars: Meteorites uncover ice which could point to life

By Claire Bates
27th September 2009
International space missions have found evidence of ice on Mars - a sign the planet could sustain extraterrestrial life.
Nasa said its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter spotted ice at five new Martian craters, likely kicked up by meteor impacts.
'This ice is a relic of a more humid climate from perhaps just several thousand years ago,' said Shane Byrne of the University of Arizona. 'This is a real water resource.'
The discovery at the satellite's mid-latitudes is much further from the poles than was previously thought. This, argues a report in Scientific American, would provide supplies for colonists to use on landing.

The news comes a day after it was also revealed that large quantities of water had been found on the surface of the Moon.
It means a manned base on the Earth's satellite could now become a reality within 20 years.

The discovery increases the chances of humanity living on the lunar surface inside protective domes, mining the rocks and dust for water to drink and power spacecrafts.

The scientific discovery made by the Indian lunar mission Chandrayaan-1 was announced by Nasa today.
'Widespread water has been detected on the surface of the Moon. None of us had expected this 10 years ago,' Nasa's Carle Pieters said.

Dr Jessica Sunshine, one of the researchers who found the water, said: 'It's sort of just sticking on the surface. We always think of the Moon as dead, and this is sort of a dynamic process that's going on.'
Ten years ago, scientists found traces of water lying in the shadowy craters at the Moon's poles.

The latest announcement comes two weeks before a Nasa probe will smash near the Moon's south pole to see whether it can kick up buried ice.

The discovery, with three studies being published in the journal Science today and a Nasa briefing, could refocus interest in the moon.
The appeal of the Moon waned after astronauts visited 40 years ago and called it 'magnificent desolation'.
The discovery confirms what two other space probes have found, namely that the chemical signs of water are all over the Moon's surface.

It is not enough moisture to foster homegrown life on the Moon. But if processed in mass quantities, it might provide resources - drinking water and rocket fuel - for future Moon-dwellers, scientists say. The water comes and goes during the lunar day.
Dr Sunshine said a two litre bottle of lunar earth would only provide enough water to fill the pipette of a medicine bottle.

And Nasa's Rob Green told a press conference tonight: 'Even the driest deserts on Earth have more water than at the poles of the Moon.'

When Apollo astronauts first returned from the Moon in 1969, they brought back souvenirs in the form of rocks to be used for analysis, and one of the chief questions was if there was water in lunar rocks and soils.
However, most of the boxes containing the lunar samples leaked which led scientists to assume traces of water found came from Earth air that had entered the containers.
They assumed that, outside the possibility of ice at the poles, there was no water on the Moon. Now 40 years later, this old assumption has been overturned.
A lunar scientist familiar with the findings said: 'This is the most exciting breakthrough in at least a decade. And it will probably change the face of lunar exploration for the next decade.'
The Sun is constantly undergoing nuclear fusion and thereby emitting highly charged hydrogen protons that blast the surface of the Moon. One theory of how the water forms is that if these mixed with oxygen in the surface soil it they could create water

Amazingly, the new data also suggests that water is continously being formed on the Moon.
The Indian spacecraft was launched into orbit around the Moon in October last year. It was fitted with a Moon Mineralogy Mapper, or M3 for short, designed to search for water by picking up the electromagnetic radiation emitted by hydrogen and oxygen minerals.
How solar wind could be forming water on the Moon

Scientists believe the Sun's solar wind could be interacting with the Moon's soil to form the liquid. Nuclear reactions take place deep within the Sun due to the enormous pressure and heat generated by the star.

This creates the solar wind - a constant stream of highly charged hydrogen ions that billow outwards into our Solar System.

We are protected by the solar wind due to Earth's atmosphere, however the Moon has no such shield. This means the oxygen-rich surface is bombarded by the hydrogen ions at one-third the speed of light.

Scientists believe that when these ions hit the lunar surface with enough force, they break apart the oxygen bonds in the Moon soil.

Together they may be forming trace amounts of water, which is made up of two parts of hydrogen to one part of oxygen.

They estimate two pints of water are contained within each ton of Moon soil.The Nasa-designed machine could detect water on and a few inches below the surface of the Moon.
Scientists were looking for a signature of water in the craters near the poles, but were surprised to find evidence of water on the sunlit areas of the Moon instead.
Experts believe the water is trapped in the Moon's surface dirt and in theory can be extracted in large quantities to support life.
'It’s very satisfying. This was one of the main objectives of Chandrayaan-1, to find evidence of water on the Moon,' said Dr Mylswamy Annadurai.
The Indian Space Authority lost control of Chandrayaan-1 last month, and aborted the mission ahead of schedule.
However Nasa decided to investigate further the Chandrayaan's data and directed its Deep Impact probe to pass by the Moon on its way to a comet in June this year.
Its instruments also showed strong evidence of water over the surface of the Moon.
Their results suggest the formation of water molecules on the lunar surface is an ongoing process.
The announcement comes two weeks before a Nasa probe will be smashed near the Moon's south pole to see whether it can kick up buried ice.
Over the last decade, astronomers have found some signs of underground ice on the Moon's poles. This latest discovery is quite different. It finds unexpected and pervasive water clinging to the surface of soil, not absorbed into it.
'It is drier than any desert we have here,' Ms Sunshine said.
The water was spotted by spacecraft that either circled the Moon or flew by. All three ships used the same type of instrument that looked at the absorption of a specific wavelength of light that is the chemical signature of only two molecules: water and hydroxyl.
Hydroxyl is one atom of hydrogen with one atom of oxygen, instead of two hydrogen atoms in water.
Scientists assumed water found in Moon rock was due to contamination. Interest in the moon has waned after astronauts visited 40 years ago and called it 'magnificent desolation'
Because of the timing during the daylight when some of that wavelength disappears and some does not, it shows that both hydroxyl and water are present, Ms Sunshine said.
This light wavelength was discovered first by an instrument on the Indian lunar satellite Chandrayaan-1, which stopped operating last month.

Scientists initially figured something was wrong with the instrument because everyone knew the Moon did not have a drop of water on the surface, Pieters said.
'We argued literally for months amongst ourselves to find out where the problem was," Pieters said. Sunshine, who was on the team, had a similar instrument on Nasa's Deep Impact probe, headed for a comet but swinging by the Moon in June. So Deep Impact looked for the water-hydroxyl signature, and found it.
Scientists also looked back at the records of Nasa's Cassini probe, which is circling Saturn. It has the same type instrument and whizzed by the Moon ten years ago. Sure enough, it had found the same thing.
The chance that three different instruments malfunctioned in the same way on three different spaceships is almost zero, so this confirms that it is water and hydroxyl, Pieters said.
'There's just no question that it's there,' Pieters said. 'It's unequivocal.'
Scientists testing lunar samples returned to Earth by astronauts did find traces of water, but they had figured it was contamination from moisture in Earth air, Pieters said.
Three scientists who were not part of the team of discoverers said the conclusion makes sense, with Arizona State University's Ron Greeley using the same word as Pieters: unequivocal.
Lunar and Planetary Institute senior scientist Paul Spudis called it exciting and said it raises the logical question: Where did that water come from?
Pieters figures there are three possibilities: It came from comets or asteroids that crashed into the Moon, those crashes freed up trapped water from below the surface, or the solar wind carries hydrogen atoms that binds with oxygen in the earth.

That final possibility is the one that Sunshine and Pieters both prefer.
If it is the solar wind, that also means that other places without atmosphere in Earth's solar system, such as Mercury or asteroids, can also have bits of water, Sunshine said.
Nasa's Lunar Prospector probe in the 1990s saw a strong hydrogen signal in the far north and south. Some scientists on the mission suggested there could be up to 300 million tonnes of water-ice buried in crater soils that never see sunlight.

The Galaxy Dress embroidered with 24,000 LEDs

The Galaxy Dress embroidered with 24,000 LEDs that is guaranteed to light up any room
By Claire Bates
Last updated at 1:49 AM on 20th November 2009
Comments (13) Add to My Stories Women could soon literally 'light up a room' thanks to a high-tech dress embroidered with 24,000 tiny LED bulbs.
The Galaxy Dress is the largest wearable display in the world and was created by designers Francesca Rosella and Ryan Genz from the London-based fashion company CuteCircuit.
They created the iridescent dress for the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago after they were commissioned to design a special garment 'to represent innovation in the field of fashion.'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1229147/The-Galaxy-Dress-embroidered-24-000-lights-guaranteed-sparkle.html#ixzz0YNcBoQIJ
(Also see YouTube video)
To make a show-stopping but practical gown the duo used the smallest full-colour LEDs available. These are flat like paper and measure only 2mm in length.

The circuits are extra-thin and flexible and were hand-embroidered on to a layer of silk in a way to give it stretch.

'The LED fabric moves with the lightness and fluidity of normal fabric,' Ms Rosella told the MailOnline.

'Four layers of silk chiffon are used to diffuse the light and move really beautifully as well.'
She added: 'The heaviest part of the dress is not the technology but the 40-layer pleated silk crinoline that makes the skirt wide.'

Fashionistas shouldn't become too toasty inside the light-weight gown as the designers said the dress would not overheat due to the LED technology.

The LED bulbs also consume little electricity so can be powered by a number of small iPod batteries placed inside the crinoline skirt.
The Galaxy dress glows for around 30minutes before it needs recharging, but should look good even when it has powered down.
'The areas without LEDs are decorated with more than 4,000 swarovski crystals - from clear crystal to bright pink,' said Ms Rosella.
'So the dress looks good even when it is switched off.'
The designer said the fabric could be potentially be used for advertising but said: 'At CuteCircuit we believe that real personal expression is the key aspect of interactive clothing.

'Human connectedness and sharing of experiences is more valuable to the wearer than a scrolling advert.'
CuteCircuit are no strangers to hi-tech fashion. In 2006 their 'Hug Shirt' was named one of the Best Inventions of the Year by Time Magazine. It works by sending hugs over distances using sensors embedded in the shirt that recreate the sensations of touch, skin warmth and heartbeat rate of the sender.

The designers remain tight-lipped about when the Galaxy Dress may hit the catwalk, but are launching a preview of their 2010 collection next week.
'It will definitely add sparkle to fashion forward wardrobes,' Ms Rosella promised.

For more information visit www.cutecircuit.com

Insects may have consciousness

Insects may have consciousness and could even be able to count, claim experts
By Daily Mail Reporter
17th November 2009

Insects with minuscule brains may be as intelligent as much bigger animals and may even have consciousness, it was claimed today.
Having a brain the size of a pinhead does not necessarily make you less bright, say researchers.
Computer simulations show that consciousness could be generated in neural circuits tiny enough to fit into an insect's brain, according to the scientists at Queen Mary, University of London and Cambridge University.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1228661/Insects-consciousness-able-count-claim-experts.html#ixzz0YNazKyPP
The models suggest that counting ability could be achieved with just a few hundred nerve cells, it is claimed.

And a few thousand would be sufficient to make an animal a conscious being, rather than an automated 'living robot'.
'Animals with bigger brains are not necessarily more intelligent,' said Professor Lars Chittka, from Queen Mary's Research Centre for Psychology, writing in the journal Current Biology.
'We know that body size is the single best way to predict an animal's brain size.

'However, contrary to popular belief, we can't say that brain size predicts their capacity for intelligent behaviour.
'In bigger brains we often don't find more complexity, just an endless repetition of the same neural circuits over and over.

'This might add detail to remembered images or sounds, but not add any degree of complexity. To use a computer analogy, bigger brains might in many cases be bigger hard drives, not necessarily better processors.'
Differences in brain size between animals can be extreme. A whale's brain can weigh up to nine kilograms and be packed with more than 200 billion nerve cells.

Human brains vary in weight between 1.25 kilograms and 1.45 kilograms, and have an estimated 85 billion neurons.
In contrast, a honeybee's brain weighs one milligram and contains fewer than a million nerve cells.
Many size differences existed only in specific brain regions, the scientists pointed out.

This was often the case in animals with highly developed senses, such as sight or hearing, or which have an ability to make very precise movements.

Increased size allowed the brain to function in more detail, finer resolution, and higher sensitivity or to achieve greater precision.

Research suggested that bigger animals may need larger brains simply because there was more to control. More nerves were needed to move bigger muscles, for example.
Much 'advanced' thinking could be done with very limited numbers of neurons, the scientists claimed.

Big Bang Collider Machine

'Big Bang' machine makes history by achieving first particle collisions
By Daily Mail Reporter
24th November 2009
Proton beams have been smashed together for the first time in the 'Big Bang Machine', a development which scientists hope will help unravel the origins of the universe.
The beams were circulated in opposite directions at the same time causing the first particle collisions in the £6billion experiment after 14 months of repairs.
It is only three days since the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), situated under the Swiss-French border, was switched back on after being halted by an accident in 2008, just ten days after its first start-up.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1230438/History-Big-Bang-machine-achieves-particle-collisions-giving-initial-idea-universe-created.html#ixzz0YNZLXNOA
Scientists at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) hope experiments will start giving clues about the origins of the universe in the coming months as the world's biggest particle collider starts moving to full power.
'It's a great achievement to have come this far in so short a time,' said CERN director general Rolf Heuer about the collision. 'But we need to keep a sense of perspective - there's still much to do before we can start the LHC physics programme.'
Earlier, physicist Steve Myers said it could take until 2011 for beams of protons to hit top velocity in the experiment, which involves scientists from dozens of countries.
The key aim of the project is to try to discover how the universe took shape, after the Big Bang 13.7billion years ago spilt out matter at vast speeds and energies that eventually became suns, stars, planets and then life itself.
Physicists also hope the collider will help them see and understand other suspected phenomena, such as dark matter, antimatter and supersymmetry.
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Experiments in a previous collider at the CERN research centre near Geneva at the foot of the French Jura mountains staged particle collisions producing energy very close to that of the Big Bang.
The 16-mile-long LHC operating at its full might should recreate conditions like those just one billionth of a second after the primeval explosion.
The scientists now plan to increase the beam intensity and accelerate the beams further so they can gather enough collision data by Christmas to help set up experiments.

The particle collisions - seen by massive detectors - were a side effect of the quick advances being made by the LHC during its start-up phase, which began Friday night.
Collisions were recorded in all four of the main detectors at 'experiments' in rooms the size of cathedrals about 300ft underground around the collider.
'This is great news, the start of a fantastic era of physics and hopefully discoveries after 20 years' work by the international community to build a machine and detectors of unprecedented complexity and performance,' said scientist Fabiola Gianotti.
A CERN statement said the simultaneous beams and collisions demonstrate the excellent performance of the control system.
While the initial collisions were a side effect, intentional hits could begin within the next ten days, mainly to check how the machine is working, said a CERN spokesman.
The collider was started with great fanfare Sept. 10, 2008, only to be heavily damaged by an electrical fault nine days later. It took 14 months to repair and add protection systems to the machine before it was restarted.
The protons were traveling Monday at almost the speed of light - 11,000 times a second in each direction around the tunnel.
Initial signs are very good, physicists told a news conference. The beam is of superb quality, with the protons tightly packed into hairlike lines and guided by some 1,600 superconducting magnets - 50ft long - operating at temperatures colder than outer space for maximum electrical efficiency.
So far the machine is operating at 450 billion electron volts of energy, which is relatively low compared with its design capability of more than 14 times that.

It soon will overtake the world's current most powerful accelerator, the Tevatron at Fermilab outside Chicago, which operates at 1 trillion electron volts, or TeV.
Myers said the CERN collider should be ramped up to 1.2 TeV by Christmas. CERN might decide to make the first collisions at the current low energy or at 1.2 TeV, but that will be more for calibration purposes than for making scientific discoveries, he said.
Physicists said the discoveries could begin in the first half of next year when the collider reaches 3.5 TeV. CERN is hoping to have the first collisions at that energy in January or early February, said Gillies.
"That would really mark the start of the research program," he said.
Physicist Steve Myers said the collider may even go up to 5 TeV before the end of 2010.
Tejinder S. Virdee, a physicist from London's Imperial College who represents more than 2,000 scientists on CMS, another of the experiments with its own detectors at CERN, said it could take several years before the collider discovers the elusive Higgs boson, a particle that theoretically gives mass to other subatomic particles, and thus everything in the universe.
That is because the Higgs boson is believed to be hard to see and needs powerful energy to be revealed, Virdee said. "This is going to take a few years," he said.
Director-general Heuer said CERN was being as cautious as a driver would be with the first production model of a new car.
'We'll never accelerate this the first time with a kick-start to its maximum velocity," he said.
Once it is tested out, he added, "we can open windows into new physics and that could happen already next year. It depends on how kind nature is to us.'