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CERN LHC Black Holes and Strangelets - May Appear Years Later and Destroy World

Dr. Walter L. Wagner discusses the potential destruction of our planet earth by creating micro black holes and strangelets with the LHC. He indicates the current CERN safety reports are seriously f...  
 
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celticwonder25 (7 hours ago) Show Hide
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Black holes dont collide, they simpley merge into one other becoming even more dense. This is why we have super massive black holes at the centre of galaxies. Realistically speaking, what the person described above wont happen, as if a black hole was created then the shift in gravity, would have a devistating effect from the start. The theory is as it the forming black hole would be so small it would evaporate. Still though I dont think we should be playing around. We only have 1 planet.
Fireball9392 (1 day ago) Show Hide
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Worm holes are created when two black holes collide at unimaginably high velocity causing the two black holes to flip inside out.
Hasslerhassel (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Thats 4 years
8 + 5 makes 13!
ResistantG (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Awesome.
sidewaysfcs0718 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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and neutrinos dont have zero mass .....and dont travel at light speed

the only massless particles are gluons, photons and the theoretical gravitons..
M0rganPlaysHard (4 days ago) Show Hide
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lol the higgs field isent proven real, that was one of the jobs the LHC was suppost to ,but dident AS it broke down
sidewaysfcs0718 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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it didnt break down they got it back up then decided to close it temporarely to install new shit on it ..

and the higgs field is just another prediction of the standard model ..

there was a time when most of the particles in the model where theoretical and mere prediction ..

the most well known where the W and Z bosons ..wich all the feynman charts accurately explain how they worked, they just never found them until recently cus their so heavy ..
the higgs boson is even heavier ,
mikespulligan (5 days ago) Show Hide
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@M0rganPlaysHard - gravity is not a "force" that "pulls" or "attracts", gravity is a curvature of space-time and all particles, both massive and massless, follow a curved trajectory through this curved space. Just FYI
sidewaysfcs0718 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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that applies to all particle when it comes to gravity ..

any body that has mass bends space , and any particle follows this path

the difference is massless particles dont bend space, but they still follow the path

the reason they dont have mass is they dont interact with the higgs field ....

but at the quantum level photons are attracted by particles with mass according to string theory wich is the best theory of Quantum Gravity..

we still need to unify the quantum and relative theories ..
sidewaysfcs0718 (4 days ago) Show Hide
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actualy it could be both ...or neither ..

relativity gives a good explanation but still doesnt explain gravity at the quantum level and cant be aplied without resulting in mistakes like infinite gravity from 2 particles ..

string theory explains gravity as a force of attraction that creates a bending of space ..the 2 are 1 and the same ..what appears as a bending of space could be a bending of the graviton density ..

we might just find out that space itself is quantisized.

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