where have i heard this from

[-:Undertaker:-]

Just because it always happens doesn't mean you can't give it a name though, that's like saying I can't call you Dan because you're always Dan.

Tom it cools also, do you can't call it Global Warming.

I prefer to call it nature

[FlyingJesus]

FINE I'LL CALL IT GEORGE

[hadouken!]

Smashing 2 subatomic particles into each other creates black holes. They aren't going to do this as any black hole below a certain mass just moves into the core due to gravity and anything over a certain mass would be too dangerous.

Doesnt that create antimatter, which ISNT in black holes?

Global Warming doesn't exist and is proven that humans don't cause it, also they don't actually know if Black Holes exist

have yopu ever watched an inconveniant truth, and the stats. it is OBVIOUSLY us.

[Nemo]

Lol either way, "global warming" will end up flooding us and then by that time we'll be super people and we can fly =P and we live in the sky or the moon ;]

[hadouken!]

FINE I'LL CALL IT GEORGE

you make me laugh sometimes

[[DC]eption]

Doesnt that create antimatter, which ISNT in black holes?



have yopu ever watched an inconveniant truth, and the stats. it is OBVIOUSLY us.

Its not obviously us... it has been hapening for millions of years.

[Plank]

No, it's just called 'what always happens and has been since the Earth was created'

yeah, the greenhouse effect is natural, but global warming is caused by humans using too many greenhouse gases and speeding up the warming process.

[velvet]

there's currently a big project currently going on in Geneva, since 2002, some scientists built the worlds biggest particle accelerator (CERN) which will be turned on in 2008 (i think, i can't remember the year aha)
but that's to try and work out how the universe was created.
nothing to do with global warming but maybe that's what they were talking about s;
there was a programme on it a few months back.

[hadouken!]

Its not obviously us... it has been hapening for millions of years.

so your saying this is natural:



highly doubt that. this is hardly millions of years to make the change so drastic, more 300 years? oh if you compair that to the average temperature change it looks about the same.

there's currently a big project currently going on in Geneva, since 2002, some scientists built the worlds biggest particle accelerator (CERN) which will be turned on in 2008 (i think, i can't remember the year aha)

but that's to try and work out how the universe was created.
nothing to do with global warming but maybe that's what they were talking about s;
there was a programme on it a few months back.

isnt that the dan brown book. yeah its the clashing of subatomic particales that creates anti-matter. thats what i was saying, but apparently it creates black holes instead..

[mrwoooooooo]

so your saying this is natural:



highly doubt that. this is hardly millions of years to make the change so drastic, more 300 years? oh if you compair that to the average temperature change it looks about the same.



isnt that the dan brown book. yeah its the clashing of subatomic particales that creates anti-matter. thats what i was saying, but apparently it creates black holes instead..

The timescale you used is nowhere near long enough.