Comments on: Don't panic: Large Hadron Collider won't spawn voracious black holes
Scientists have presented some evidence the Large Hadron Collider, a massive physics experiment, won't produce mini black holes that could gobble up the Earth.
Scientists have presented some evidence the Large Hadron Collider, a massive physics experiment, won't produce mini black holes that could gobble up the Earth.
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i like the way you think
we should kill all the idiot who think we are all gonna die
give them what they want
http://search.msn.com/images/results.aspx?q=black+holes&FORM=BIRE#focal=9bef509fbdf6fff2c18dfc5dff6f46e2&furl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.biblelife.org%2Fbigbang-blackhole.gif
I found it looking at cool stuff but its a good read.
second if its going to desroy the Earth i have a little advice for you DONT DO THE FREAKING EXPIREMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! simple as that i dont know about you but i want to graduate before the world ends
finally if the big bang theroy isnt true then i will never trust science again
My Gawd, the ignorance shown in these comments is appalling. Take a chill pill folks (it's the blue one), come Thursday you'll need your wits to find the next apocalyptic disaster to wipe us all out.
The safety opposition alleges CERN is misrepresenting the certainty of safety and did not properly address[9] compelling opposition arguments by credible senior scientists including visiting professor of Physics Dr. Otto Rössler[1][2] and Physics PHD Dr. Rainer Plaga[3].
Planetary safety arguments include disputed cosmic ray arguments[1][2][3] and refuted Hawking Radiation[4][5].
Earlier in 2008 CERN acknowledged that if micro black holes were created[6] by head-on collissions in particle colliders some would travel too slowly to escape Earth while cosmic ray created stable micro black holes would not be stopped by Earth.[7] This safety argument flaw was as discovered by former Cosmic Ray Researcher, California Math Champion and Nuclear Safety Officer Walter L. Wagner.[8]
[1] wissensnavigator.com/documnets/OTTOROESSLERMINIBLACKHOLE.pdf Abraham-Solution to Schwarzschild Metric Implies That CERN Miniblack Holes Pose a Planetary Risk, Prof. Dr. Otto Rossler (2008)
[2] wissensnavigator.com/documents/spiritualottoeroessler.pdf A Rational and Moral and Spiritual Dilemma - Otto E. Rössler Safety Counter Arguments (2008)
[3] arxiv.org/PS_cache/arxiv/pdf/0808/0808.1415v1.pdf On the potential catastrophic risk from metastable quantum-black holes produced at particle colliders - Rainer Plaga Rebuttal (2008)
[4] xxx.lanl.gov/abs/gr-qc/0304042 Do black holes radiate?. Dr. Adam Helfer (2003)
[5] arxiv.org/abs/gr-qc/0607137, On the existence of black hole evaporationyet again, Prof. VA Belinski (2006)
[6] cerncourier.com/cws/article/cern/29199 The case for mini black holes, CERN Courier (2004)
[7] http://www.lhcconcerns.com/LHCConcerns/Forums/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=10 LHC Safety Assessment Group, LHC Safety Procedures, 16 Mar 2008
[8] lhcdefense.org/lhc_legal.php US Federal Lawsuit Filings - Walter L. Wagner (2008)
[9] ingentaconnect.com/content/bpl/risk/2006/00000026/00000001/art00006 Scientific Peer Review to Inform Regulatory Decision Making: A European Perspective (2006)
science is knowledge
therefore
you get the picture
you are disrupting the sanctity of the online forum
i like the way you think
So we're left with this fact: We don't know what will happen.
But we sure know that if a scientist is curious to find something out, then come hell or high water, or the deaths of thousands or millions... NOTHING is going to top them from finding out.
(I highly recommend you read "Cats Cradle" by Kurt Vonnegut.)
Remember what Oppenheimer said after the first Atom Bomb test: "I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds..."
This is arrogance of the most supreme kind.
do not underestimate our resourceful little race
See yer all next week.
'Then we have a retired German chemist who has never published a paper in this field in his life, who has come up with this theory.
I don't think we have anything to worry about guys. I just hope that the experiment shows new and exciting things about the start of the univers and how God was behind it all :-) keep up the great debate
Do none of you see this as a chance to learn more about the universe?
If there was a huge chance of the destruction of the Earth, then they wouldn't do this.
The scientists aren't ignorant, you are.
If this happens, then it could lead to greater things.
You just don't like change.
UMMM. Get over it?
I'm 16, and I'm totally taking it in my stride.
Papers like the sun have scared my Sister S***less.
The world doesn't need negative people saying "What If?"
"We're gunna die"
Jees, get over it.
Stf.Sgt.Middleton
i am the same age
lets talk jordonmorrissey@hotmail.com
but yeah i agree only the ignorant are scared
the rest of us are cautious
ill take it in my stride aswell
and if we all die we wont be there to know about it
if there is just like .0001% chance of it destorying the earth they. . . .
SHOUDNT DO IT !
i mean how stupid could you get ?
like come on ?
how stupid can YOU get
And anyway, do you really think that this Large Hadron Collider could destroy the Earth?
**** off you fool.
And by the way, I didn't get struck by lightning, win the lottery, or have passionate sex with Jessica Alba today, did I?
- by thethiefofdarkness September 10, 2008 2:04 AM PDT
- What's the deal with all the talk of the world ending?
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Showing 3 of 9 pages (350 Comments)Sure there may be a chance this little experiment just made a random sized blackhole and ended the world but so what? Everyone dies and then the universe goes chugging along.
Even if there was a sudden creation of a blackhole, we won't be feeling it anytime soon. The gravitational effects of a sudden blackhole would be too fast for us to react to, that nerve impulse that screams pain would never reach your brain before you and everyone else goes splat.
Besides, look at the odds. On the one end of the scale we discover whatever we set out to discover but then less than 90% of the world would know its significance. On the other hand, we all go splat. Then in the middle is a long stretch of zilch, zero, nothing happens. Even if all life on earth ends, the planets go puff, the solar system collapse, the milky way imploded and so on, its just a tiny-itsbitsy portion of the universe that happen on a tiny-itsbitsy scale on the galatic time line. It won't have more impact than universe snapping its fingers. It doesn't matter one way or the other so why worry about it?
Go along with your daily lives and let the ones who are paid for it sort themselves out. They can wee in their pants with all the excitement or despair but the average joe would not possibly be affected in his lifetime. (Which could potentially be very short)