Is there life after CERN?
Is there life after CERN? Will a black hole swallow the earth? Such titled PM magazine in its July issue that my husband bought and kindly showed to me upon my arrival in Germany. He means well, I should add, my blood pressure is often too low, especially after long-distance flights, and in such condition I’m not good for anything.
PM is a popular German magazine that reports in a usually entertaining way on science and engineering. I never much read it because to my taste there’s always been too much engineering in it, but it makes for a nice read on the beach or so. The PM article about black holes at the LHC is unfortunately a) in German and b) not available online, but you can look at the two-page illustration here and read the first paragraphs here. You get the flavor I presume, we’ve all seen numerous articles of that sort during the last months. For an extensive discussion of the key points, see our previous posts on Micro Black Holes, Black Holes at the LHC - again, Black Holes at the LHC - What can happen, and Black Holes at the LHC - the CERN Safety report.
Read more here.
The sister/brother to the Black Holes, are Expanding Quantum Wormholes! The gravitational effects could start a chain-reaction of quantum wormholes, that could begin to unravel, or better yet, redistribute our dimensional Time structure. Relativistic Time-Shifts could start dividing our ‘reality’ in some bizarre fashion. Unrecognizable, like “Alice Through the Looking Glass, and What She Found There”! Even shifting through parallel dimensions, if they truly exist! The LHC program is designed to verify the ‘Standard Model’, which the LHC has been built/based upon. It has been said “We must take risks in order to make progress in science”, and that is exactly what this is, a calculated risk. If there are ‘any’ misinterpretations of the ‘Standard Model’, then your guess is as good as theirs’!
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Remember: Go Ask Alice, I think she’ll know!
Even if France makes a black hole, which I seriously doubt. It will be the size of a photon at most, and noone would be able to see it or measure it anyways, so it’s completely moot.
what could be the worst thing happening to human life if the CERN Goes WRONG? Congrats for your first achievement. WHY CANNOT this experiment be done in space? what all theories will it prove?AND I want to know more about cern.
BUT WHY TO PLAY WITH NATURE
LEAVE IT AS IT IS!!