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Jan 3 2010 01:56pm
Quote (GoT_DucK @ Jan 3 2010 01:30am)
interview ur moms vag.  carefull of gravitational pull


I fucking laughed.
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Jan 4 2010 06:30pm
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you should mention somewhere in your essay the Large Hadron Collider. and talk about the possible effects of a malfunction.

no you shouldnt, this agrivates scientists and science teachers alike. -there is absolutely no danger here, this is agreed among almost every scientist that is not trying to get media attention.
Quote (Mag1z @ Jan 3 2010 02:46pm)
in theory it could happen but they would disappear very fast due to their small size.. and they would be almost impossible for us to detect..

yep it is now believed that all black holes "evaporate". also they do not grow in size: once formed they do not allow any more matter past the accretion disc. -if they did not evaporate we should see a whole lot more of them in the universe than we have detected.

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Jan 4 2010 06:34pm
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no you shouldnt, this agrivates scientists and science teachers alike. -there is absolutely no danger here, this is agreed among almost every scientist that is not trying to get media attention.

yep it is now believed that all black holes "evaporate". also they do not grow in size: once formed they do not allow any more matter past the accretion disc. -if they did not evaporate we should see a whole lot more of them in the universe than we have detected.


Even if they didn't evaporate, any blackhole created in the LHC would disappear almost instantaneously.
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Jan 4 2010 06:39pm
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Even if they didn't evaporate, any blackhole created in the LHC would disappear almost instantaneously.

yep, and we would most likely not detect it at all. these collisions happen every day on earth, only naturally. there is seriosuly no danger and scientists are getting tired of the bad press.
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Jan 6 2010 01:53pm
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yep, and we would most likely not detect it at all. these collisions happen every day on earth, only naturally. there is seriosuly no danger and scientists are getting tired of the bad press.


This. The hype and fear stirred up by the creation of the LHC is ridiculous.
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#16
Jan 6 2010 03:07pm
The title is kinda racist aint it?
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Jan 6 2010 09:55pm
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I have a project for school, i must have 5 pages of information on black holes, with websites i took info on etc etc.

I pay 150 FG if some1 helps me do that : (Finding good websites etcetc)

I would prefer other websites than wikipedia.

Thank you,

-Seb


does no one ever use google?
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Jan 7 2010 03:28am
The LHC will create a blackhole in 2012 obv
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Jan 7 2010 09:20am
Quote (GoT_DucK @ Jan 3 2010 02:30am)
interview ur moms vag.  carefull of gravitational pull


LOL'd
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#20
Jan 7 2010 09:26pm
Quote (Mag1z @ Jan 3 2010 02:46pm)
in theory it could happen but they would disappear very fast due to their small size.. and they would be almost impossible for us to detect..


Do you really think we have enough energy to produce a real black hole? Doubt it
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