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Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - MechMike - 2008-09-13
WiseAlon32 Wrote:i think he means strange matter.
and he's right, strange matter is much bigger of a threat than a baby black hole.
I think you mean Anti-Matter.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Derimed - 2008-09-13
When I first looked in this thread I thought you were talking a Zrun. I really need to get off Maple.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Erich - 2008-09-13
Quantact Wrote:When I first looked in this thread I thought you were talking a Zrun. I really need to get off Maple.
I LOLed so hard
and yes, my entire school was in a panic attack that day lol
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Wani - 2008-09-14
MechMike Wrote:I think you mean Anti-Matter.
Huuuuuge difference between strange matter and anti-matter. For example, I kinda understand anti-matter but I know pretty much nothing about strange matter, except that they're different. XD
Quantact Wrote:When I first looked in this thread I thought you were talking a Zrun. I really need to get off Maple.
*pat pat* It's okay, I do that all the time. I keep trying to fame people on WoW.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - xLeviathan - 2008-09-14
MechMike Wrote:I think you mean Anti-Matter.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_matter
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-matter
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Retalion - 2008-09-14
For some reason, that video reminded me of CBC Olympic Diving coverage x_X
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Holypie - 2008-09-14
Retalion Wrote:For some reason, that video reminded me of CBC Olympic Diving coverage x_XLOL me too
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - WiseAlon32 - 2008-09-14
MechMike Wrote:I think you mean Anti-Matter.
no, i mean strange matter.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - NoWaizMatt - 2008-09-15
ahoboandahal Wrote:The world is supposed to end oct 21st according to them. I believe (not really) the mayans were right and dec 17 2012 will be the last day.
You do know Mayans went by a direct solar calendar. IIRC, we are on a modified Lunar.
Also, it was more then likely a coincidence that happened. The mayan's planned their last day, which happened long before the day they actually planned.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Venison! - 2008-09-15
NoWaizMatt Wrote:You do know Mayans went by a direct solar calendar. IIRC, we are on a modified Lunar.
Also, it was more then likely a coincidence that happened. The mayan's planned their last day, which happened long before the day they actually planned.
I thought the Mayans just reached the end of their calendar...and didn't continue it?
Plus, the WORLD won't end. Just humans!
Anyway, that machine is quite awesome.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - WiseAlon32 - 2008-09-16
NoWaizMatt Wrote:You do know Mayans went by a direct solar calendar. IIRC, we are on a modified Lunar.
Also, it was more then likely a coincidence that happened. The mayan's planned their last day, which happened long before the day they actually planned.
it wasnt THEIR last day, it was everyone's last day.
they predicted in what year they will get overrunned buy foreigners from across the seas as well though.
oh and their predictions and calculations were much more accurate than any other civilization, for instance, they predicted every solar and lunar eclipse til this day.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Cheez - 2008-09-16
People are so stupid. Even if they doom the world, it'll be a black hole that causes it, and a black hole that would take a hell of a lot of time to actually become that threat.
Oh, and on top of that, other things that could come about from this don't have much of a chance of happening, for good reasons.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Wani - 2008-09-16
WiseAlon32 Wrote:it wasnt THEIR last day, it was everyone's last day.
they predicted in what year they will get overrunned buy foreigners from across the seas as well though.
oh and their predictions and calculations were much more accurate than any other civilization, for instance, they predicted every solar and lunar eclipse til this day.
Mind showing some proof of all of that?
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Katie - 2008-09-20
Well, it looks like we won't know what's gonna happen next for months. It was shut down... http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/7626944.stm
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Nikkey - 2008-09-20
Venison! Wrote:I thought the Mayans just reached the end of their calendar...and didn't continue it?
Plus, the WORLD won't end. Just humans!
Anyway, that machine is quite awesome.
Maya calendar ends its first period 21 December 2012 and starts on another one. Noone ever stated that it STOPS at that time, it just starts on new.
http://hasthelargehadroncolliderdestroyedtheworldyet.com/
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Corn - 2008-09-20
WiseAlon32 Wrote:it wasnt THEIR last day, it was everyone's last day.
they predicted in what year they will get overrunned buy foreigners from across the seas as well though.
oh and their predictions and calculations were much more accurate than any other civilization, for instance, they predicted every solar and lunar eclipse til this day.
Proof please.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - XgrantwallX - 2008-09-21
It's hillarious how after everything is so safe and nothing can go wrong, it has now broken down and is going to be out of commission for 2 months as they warm up the system to get in and make repairs, then bring it back down to near absolute zero again.
Yep, safe, but broken and leaking Helium.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Wani - 2008-09-21
Leaking helium isn't dangerous. But that's why they were just firing beams without colliding particles. To make sure that it wouldn't break down and if it did, they can fix it before running real experiments on it.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - WiseAlon32 - 2008-09-21
ClawofBeta Wrote:Proof please.
im trying to find a reliable one.
Large Hadron Collider's first run a success! - Wani - 2008-09-21
WiseAlon32 Wrote:im trying to find a reliable one.
If you can't find a reliable source for your information, that's a good time to start doubting it
In any case, the big "claim" was that the LHC would produce black holes that would destroy the world in 4 years, thus the 2012 thing came up for no explainable reason. The problem here is that the LHC has now been delayed in its first collisions, which means 4 years after they collide will wind up being 2013.