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So is that a yes to the black holes?
From what I can tell:
1. They take a bunch of sub-atomic particles.
2. They accelerate them around a circular tube in opposite directions until they reach 99.9999999% the speed of light.
3. They crash them into each other.
4. ??????
I predict a Resonance Cascade. Let's hope CERN have MIT graduates in HEV suits at the time of the experiment.
From what I can tell:
1. They take a bunch of sub-atomic particles.
2. They accelerate them around a circular tube in opposite directions until they reach 99.9999999% the speed of light.
3. They crash them into each other.
4. ??????
There is a very small possibility to create micro black holes but they would quickly decay by Hawking radiation.So is that a yes to the black holes?
Well, they have guys like Stephen Hawking.I predict a Resonance Cascade. Let's hope CERN have MIT graduates in HEV suits at the time of the experiment.
It would be greatest contribution to physics since Einstein. Big deal.So where's the actual scientific benefit if it doesn't end the world?
Brian Cox is a cool physicist. Not cool as Sir Martin Rees but still cool enough. One of characters in movie Sunshine was based on him.BTW, am I the only one who got incredibly pissed off when they saw the scientist at the beginning of the video?
Well, they have guys like Stephen Hawking.
So where's the actual scientific benefit if it doesn't end the world?
3.It might create tiny black holes. This would be a very exciting discovery, because it would allow us to examine the properties of these black holes and better understand the giant ones out in space.
A black hole bomb? SeriouslyThey need to eventually invent a black hole bomb, that would be awesome yet horrifying and have a terrible back lash...
Cool, the company I'm going to be working for after graduation (NI) is doing all the DAQ and stuff for this. This makes me +1 cool. However, if this causes the end of the world this gives me a -2 cool. darm.
Yeah, I almost forgot. Company where I work developed and made state of the art pixel detectors for CERN's project ATLAS- part of Large Hadron Collider.
Brian Cox have brand new video at TED Talks about LHC.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_6uKZWnJLCM
Thanks theotherguy for your great post. +100 public understanting of science points for you.
Was I the only one who read "I just got a hard on" in the thread title?
No.Was I the only one who read "I just got a hard on" in the thread title? Anyways awesome, watching brain cox vid now.
I just got a Hadron