It prolly wouldnt get that many views on youtube tbh.ghettoperson wrote:
If that happens it'll look so awesome I don't think I'd mind being blackhole'd. As long as someone on the ISS films it.Kmarion wrote:
I don't think it could.. it's unlikely.. I don't think it could.. it's unlikely..
I don't feel very reassured listening to her.
If you are in the UK.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00dccnr/
i think the real question isM.O.A.B wrote:
But can it make coffee? That's the question that needs to be answered.
That's what I meant, I wanted a conversion of BST to GMT so I could convert it myself to -5GMT. But it happened already? Oh well, looks like the world is still here.Sgt.Davi wrote:
Actually its 8:30 BST, IE 8:30 in the morning here in the UK.
when then?jord wrote:
The real stuff isn't happening today...
I don't even get the whole thing and I knew that.
I don't know I drank too much, just look on the other oages of this threa.dhaffeysucks wrote:
when then?jord wrote:
The real stuff isn't happening today...
I don't even get the whole thing and I knew that.
meh go hide, they seek? =?aerodynamic wrote:
What if the collider opens a wormhole to another planet and monsters come in?
/me points to thread titlehaffeysucks wrote:
when then?jord wrote:
The real stuff isn't happening today...
I don't even get the whole thing and I knew that.
Hydrogen bomb?TheAussieReaper wrote:
You know the last time there was an "experiment" like this, where we were not sure if all the matter in the world would be vaporized, we pulled the switch anyway. Just to find out.
That was when the first nuclear weapon tests were taking place. It was theorized that all the matter would just become part of a chain reaction and eventually all matter in the universe would be caught in it once the Earth was finished off.
If ever there is a force capable of doing such terrible things, and we get our hands on it, you know exactly what is going to happen. We'll push the button to find out if it really is true.
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F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5 F5ghettoperson wrote:
In case anyone is worried, you can now find out the current status of the world here.
http://www.hasthelargehadroncolliderdes … ldyet.com/
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www.hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/ghettoperson wrote:
In case anyone is worried, you can now find out the current status of the world here.
http://www.hasthelargehadroncolliderdes … ldyet.com/
EDIT: Damn, PunBB takes all the fun out of their URL.
Grab your fucking crowbar of course...Beduin wrote:
meh go hide, they seek? =?aerodynamic wrote:
What if the collider opens a wormhole to another planet and monsters come in?
The obvious CERN example of "spinoff technology".Superior Mind wrote:
It is to perhaps one day discover what and where gravitons are exactly/come from/go to. It is understood that gravity is caused by gravitational particle called gravitons. They can't be seen nor measured. We can see that energy is missing from where it should be (missing gravitons). The theory is that they transport to a different dimension. If we can fully understand what gravity is and how it can be manipulated we can expect awesome advancements in sciences such as space travel and who knows what else. Theoretical time travel even. Smashing atoms in the LHC is a way to study gravitons.usmarine wrote:
i dont see the point in this. seems like a huge waste of money. but w/e.
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