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SheepKing

Rest assured, the chance that LHC will cause the universe to collapse on itself, though mathematically possible... is only negligible :-P
Rest assured, the chance that LHC will cause the universe to collapse on itself, though mathematically possible... is only negligible :-P

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

delimew

course, that still means there is some chance. :P
what worries me though, is that we're doing this big thing while having no idea what will actually happen because of it. i realize that's the whole point, to find out, but it still seems kinda risky. the proverbial big red button if you will.
btw, from what i've heard, the first collisions are scheduled for oct 21.
course, that still means there is some chance. :P what worries me though, is that we're doing this big thing while having no idea what will actually happen because of it. i realize that's the whole point, to find out, but it still seems kinda risky. the proverbial big red button if you will. btw, from what i've heard, the first collisions are scheduled for oct 21.

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

Antisankari

Yay. I think we are all set for Halloween then if the thing goes bust :)
Yay. I think we are all set for Halloween then if the thing goes bust :)

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

NewAgeAlchemist

Maybe the zombies will be real this year :P
Maybe the zombies will be real this year :P

Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

delimew

okay, after looking around a bit more i'm not so sure on that date. it seems it's 9:30CET on the 10th of September that the first beams are being injected, with a live webcast being offered as well! (i believe this starts at 8:30CET)
i'm not sure what oct 21 was meant to mean. maybe they're doing bigger collisions then or something, i'm not sure. (i can't even seem to find where i read that now) this whole thing is getting me kinda confused >.>
or maybe 10th of September is just a test a run to see if it works once the beams are injected.
either way, i'm sorry if i gave bad info before.
okay, after looking around a bit more i'm not so sure on that date. it seems it's 9:30CET on the 10th of September that the first beams are being injected, with a [url=http://webcast.cern.ch/]live webcast[/url] being offered as well! (i believe this starts at 8:30CET) i'm not sure what oct 21 was meant to mean. maybe they're doing bigger collisions then or something, i'm not sure. (i can't even seem to find where i read that now) this whole thing is getting me kinda confused >.> or maybe 10th of September is just a test a run to see if it works once the beams are injected. either way, i'm sorry if i gave bad info before.

Last edited by delimew, 4 years, 3 months ago
Posted 4 years, 4 months ago

delimew

only about a week left. if you're interested in this and want to get more info before it starts, now would probably be a good time.
only about a week left. if you're interested in this and want to get more info before it starts, now would probably be a good time.

Posted 4 years, 3 months ago

lonewolf

even if it does produce black holes, they are micro black holes, only existing for about 8 micro seconds. there is no chance that it will destroy the world. but it will be detectable, ergo u can study it.
and think of the benefits the purpose of this Collider is to find the Particle the causes mass, there fore we may be able to create gravity modifying technologies
even if it does produce black holes, they are micro black holes, only existing for about 8 micro seconds. there is no chance that it will destroy the world. but it will be detectable, ergo u can study it. and think of the benefits the purpose of this Collider is to find the Particle the causes mass, there fore we may be able to create gravity modifying technologies

Posted 3 years, 9 months ago

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