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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: zSDMF]
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zSDMF said:
im guessing im dead now?? or will it be at midnight?

either way i plan on getting rip roaring drunk, maybe jesus will admit me with an 18 in my gut.


even heaven has a legal limit, i think it's a 0.10.

and hell is even worse, drinking is illegal!!! OH NOES!


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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: highdroponics]
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highdroponics said:
im excited but also a tid bit fearful, i mean, it could very well produce a black hole, this is another one of them playing the role of god bits, we have absolutely no idea what te hell we are doing with this, i can't wait for the outcome though.


How did you handle the Y2K thing?


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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: cottlestonpie]
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The actual image of the Higgs boson will resemble Jesus, or Johnny 5, we will see.

:goodluck: and don't die everyone. Hope.


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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: cottlestonpie]
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This is what Cern has to say about all this tomfoolery:

You are not going to be destroyed by a Big Bang...

The LHC’s beams do indeed contain a lot of energy, equivalent to a TGV travelling at 150 km per hour. But each beam contains 100 billion particles and only a few of them will collide at the beam crossing points. So only a tiny part of this energy will be released in the collisions. An energy of 1 TeV is often compared to that of a mosquito in flight. Thus the energy of two protons colliding in the LHC corresponds to that of a dozen mosquitoes. So in what way is this accelerator more extraordinary than a huge mosquito farm? The extraordinary thing is that it concentrates this energy into a minute space, smaller than an atom and in fact 10’000 billion times smaller than a mosquito. This is how in this infinitely small space the accelerator is able to recreate energy densities close to those that existed just after the Big Bang.

... or sucked up by a black hole...

In theory, the LHC can produce black holes, but only microscopic ones! Their energy would be the same as that of the collisions and would therefore be equivalent to that of several mosquitoes. These mini-black holes will exist only for a fleeting moment in time since, unlike their giant cousins in space, they will be unable to generate sufficient gravitational force to attract matter. In fact, since its creation some 4.5 billion years ago, the Earth has been bombarded from space by cosmic rays (particles) whose energies are much higher than those produced in the LHC. The Earth has apparently not been damaged by all these mini-black holes which should have occurred naturally.

... and you certainly won’t be contaminated

It is true that the LHC will produce a bit of radioactivity, but it will be confined to the core of the experiments and to the beam-stops and will not be detectable at the surface 100 metres above. In any case, the quantity of radioactivity generated at CERN cannot be compared with that produced by a nuclear power station. As the mosquito comparison demonstrates, the accelerators produce a small amount of energy, but it is concentrated into such a minute space that it is really huge on the subatomic scale. In contrast, electrical power stations must produce a great deal of energy to supply electricity to tens of thousands of homes. There is thus no comparison in the amount and quality of radiation produced. Some of the radioactive elements emerging from the core of a nuclear power station continue to emit radiation for several thousand years, and in some cases for several hundreds of thousands of years. Most of the radionuclides produced in accelerators have lifetimes of less than a few dozen minutes. And the longer-lived radionuclides belong to the "very low activity" category with a half-life of less than a few years. Nevertheless, even though the radioactivity generated at CERN is low, it is still monitored extremely closely, not only by the Laboratory itself but also by the competent monitoring authorities in Switzerland and France.

If these questions and answers do not allay your family’s, friends’, neighbours’ and e-mail correspondents’ concerns, CERN’s Communications Group advises you:

- to consult the following web pages:

www.cern.ch/environment/

public.web.cern.ch/public/Content/Chapters/AboutCERN/CERNFuture/LHCSafe/LHCSafe-en.html

- to consult the studies by a group of physicists on the safety of high-energy collisions in Europe and in the United States. It is also worth noting that these analyses have been peer-reviewed by independent experts. The reports can be downloaded from:

http://doc.cern.ch//archive/electronic/hep-ph/9910/9910333.pdf

http://doc.cern.ch/yellowrep/2003/2003-001/p1.pdf

And if all these explanations are really not enough, the group of physicists can be contacted at the following e-mail address:

Lsag@cern.ch

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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: themange]
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Bummer we spent all that money on the one in Texas only to quit all funding and construction.
Fuck particles Bush says we got my war to fund.

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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: Penguarky Tunguin]
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Penguarky Tunguin said:
highdroponics said:
im excited but also a tid bit fearful, i mean, it could very well produce a black hole, this is another one of them playing the role of god bits, we have absolutely no idea what te hell we are doing with this, i can't wait for the outcome though.


How did you handle the Y2K thing?


y2k didn't bother me in the least, when they created the atom bomb i would have been scared shitless though, as a lot of people then thought that detonating one would vaporize earth's atmosphere, still to this day i believe our testing of these weapons has caused more damage than anything else we have created, yet it isn't even mentioned when it come to the subject of global warming, that's the power of the freakin' sun -- on earth.

anywho, i am feeling a bit more confident after reading more into this, i'm actually a little anxious to see the results.


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Re: 11 days, 9 hours, and 32 minutes left [Re: highdroponics]
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highdroponics said:
Penguarky Tunguin said:
highdroponics said:
im excited but also a tid bit fearful, i mean, it could very well produce a black hole, this is another one of them playing the role of god bits, we have absolutely no idea what te hell we are doing with this, i can't wait for the outcome though.


How did you handle the Y2K thing?


yet it isn't even mentioned when it come to the subject of global warming, that's the power of the freakin' sun -- on earth.



Yeah, but it wasn't prolonged sun exposure.


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