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Crazy snake Posted at 8:22 am on Sep. 4, 2008
What is this I hear about some scientists (Sweedish physists I think), doing something next Wednesday? Apparantly its something to do with speeding up atoms (particle accellerator?), and people fear that it could open a black hole or something, and destroy Earth? It was on the news last night, and the applied maths teacher was talking about it to my friend. What's going on? and can I have a link to a site explaining it if possible? And what's this about it having enough power to open a black hole and destroy the planet? :/

I'm not worried, I just want to know what's going on. How could it cause a black hole anyway?

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The Samsoniteman Posted at 10:25 am on Sep. 10, 2008
Quote: from Link01 at 7:34 pm on Sep. 4, 2008

Quote: from Anonymous at 6:13 pm on Sep. 4, 2008

I heard about this from my friend, but it can't happen because I am going on holiday in October and I need to go!  Anyway I agree with people who have already said that if this was really going to happen, they wouldn't let them do it so I guess we should be safe. Don't worry about it because even if it does happen, it will happen so quickly that we won't notice.

EVRY new experiment has his riscks


No they don't.

ELISEM128 Posted at 8:19 am on Sep. 10, 2008
its wednesday the 10th september and im still ere <p> <br> THE BLACK HOLE IS SUPPOSED 2 B TINY
Anonymous Posted at 8:54 am on Sep. 8, 2008
Quote: from yunasfinalfantasy at 8:24 am on Sep. 4, 2008

i think that if a black hole can be opened then these scientists need to be arrested, they will keel us all.

How are they supposed to arrest them when there dead

Durr !!  

magicgems Posted at 8:38 am on Sep. 8, 2008
sounds like a load of crap.
Philip101 Posted at 2:40 am on Sep. 8, 2008
Ok, why would they even try such an experiment that IF something should go wrong it kills the universe? (not very fair). Apparently their were Scientist's who went to the Human Rights Union to stop them from switching this thing on "saying that this affects every one's right to live", but the union turned them down! Why is it that Joe Public pays for the affects of these Damn 'Curious' Scientist's!?
Joshy123 Posted at 1:39 pm on Sep. 6, 2008
the Large hadron accelerator. <p> It is a machine that is going to be used to re-create the universe mere milliseconds after the big bang. <p> NOW <p> It may cause some black holes...which if steven hawkin is to be believed, these black holes will evaporate due to "hawkins radiation"  <p> however, this radiation has never been tested or proved, so there's no CONCRETE EVIDENCE as to wether it exists, or wether it doesn't.... <p> NOW NOW <p> if it don't exist....this black hole may continue to suck matter in from it's immediate surroundings......which just happens to be The Earth. <p> WHEN AND IF <p> ....this happens, the Black Hole will get bigger, the Earth will get smaller, until the Black hole eats the Earth and replaces it...... <p>  <p> Oh yeah, this will kill every living matter on the planet...... <p>  <br> Still the chances of this happening are like.......... <p>  <br> one in fifty million? <p>  <br> Have a happy September 10th :)
jack1001 Posted at 1:20 pm on Sep. 5, 2008
basically, some scientists, (swiss i beliece) are going to try and replicate the big bang, but on a smaller scale, <br> and as they try to do this there is a small posibility that they might create a black whole which will effectively suck everything in existance on earth inside itself in a matter of seconds, <p> they will either accomplish their mission and prove that the big bang was how the earth was formed, fail and it not work, or make a mistake and create a black hole, <p> but the implosion of the earth would happen so rapidly that no one will feel it or be aware of it, everything will just cease. <p>  <br> the only comforting thing is that it will get the dutch first!
Eric 2009 Posted at 2:53 pm on Sep. 4, 2008
anyone notice if u misspeel hadron collider you get hardon collider.... lol....
The Stig Posted at 2:23 pm on Sep. 4, 2008
well they are going to be sending the atoms round at a speed around 90% of the speed of light then they are going to make them collide with the thought that matter will be broken into many peaces and then go on to recreate the big bang
Praise the Lard Posted at 1:47 pm on Sep. 4, 2008
chaosdisown Posted at 1:44 pm on Sep. 4, 2008
i thought it was supposed to be turned on the 8th.
Link01 Posted at 11:34 am on Sep. 4, 2008
Quote: from Anonymous at 6:13 pm on Sep. 4, 2008

I heard about this from my friend, but it can't happen because I am going on holiday in October and I need to go! Anyway I agree with people who have already said that if this was really going to happen, they wouldn't let them do it so I guess we should be safe. Don't worry about it because even if it does happen, it will happen so quickly that we won't notice.

EVRY new experiment has his riscks

Anonymous Posted at 10:13 am on Sep. 4, 2008
I heard about this from my friend, but it can't happen because I am going on holiday in October and I need to go!  Anyway I agree with people who have already said that if this was really going to happen, they wouldn't let them do it so I guess we should be safe. Don't worry about it because even if it does happen, it will happen so quickly that we won't notice.
allsmiles Posted at 9:30 am on Sep. 4, 2008
If memory serves, one of the purposes of this is to prove the existence of other dimensions to the four we know of currently, on top of the obvious proving the existence of theoretical particles. I really can't wait for this :D for the record, it's at CERN, in Switzerland, not Sweden.
Dannay Posted at 9:04 am on Sep. 4, 2008
That seems coolies,

isit something that will generate power or something and you would need hardly any of it to generate power for millions of homes?

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