I would hate to be the last person alive. No where to learn or anyone to talk to, no one to make food, no one to operate power stations etc etc. Would suck and then the nuclear plants with no staff would probably mean a nuclear meltdown so The last people on earth would die from radiation.
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Base to the theory
Don't panic too much, as scientists (don't you love the way every sensible answer begins with "scientists have said") have said that this has just as much base to the theory as the atom bomb that should of changed the earths atmosphere to a less suited one, don't worry guys... 2 words...
MILLENIUM BUG.:eusa_whis
"And I looked, and he opened the sixth seal, and behold, there was a great earthquake. And the sun became as black as sack cloth, and the moon became as blood."
-Ray Stantz
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pretty much, if they wanted to create the big bang, something needs to have no mass, everything on earth has gravity so therefore it will have mass. As things get faster they become heavier, so if they put a lot of these in at speeds nearing light, it'll just become heavier and heavier, and could possibly knock earth out of its orbit. Let alone the fact that the atoms will cause so much energy when they collide that the subatomic particals will be far to filled with energy to accuratly note down all millions of times they collide.
so really, it's going to be a really long attempt to find out if sub atomic atoms exist.
but i havent read anything about it that much tbh,
just thats what i reckon will happen idk. x
we wont die though cause there'l be millions of blackholes, but theyll destroy themselves like as they're being made. we're more likely to die from the energy disruption of the atoms hitting each other tbhMitch, 18. Leeds University in September
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09-09-2008, 10:55 PM #294
We are only looking for the Higgs Bozon.
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Is ther any benifit apart from knowledge to this bollox waste of money thing?
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No, but the reward of knowledge can be vast and great.
"And I looked, and he opened the sixth seal, and behold, there was a great earthquake. And the sun became as black as sack cloth, and the moon became as blood."
-Ray Stantz
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The world isn't going to end, c'mon even Steven Hawkins said so.
Danielle
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theyre launching it in half an hour
VALXR
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Lol at the people thinking the world is going to end. Do you really think they would let them conduct this experiment if there was a high chance of that? No.
Don't you reckon it would be headline news if it was?
The chances of it actually causing a black hole are very low, and the experiment they are conducting happens naturally on Earth everyday. Thats what people don't understand and thats what the news don't tell you, just so you will be scared, especially kids.
Edit: There you go, the world didn't end.Last edited by Tintinnabulate; 10-09-2008 at 07:40 AM.
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The media just twist everything, the machine was turned on like 15 minutes ago and nothing has happened..
Danielle
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