rec.autos.simulators

>>French And CERN Build Massive Particle Accelerator (Black Hole Generator)
>>Unknown Planetary Risk To Create BIG BANG

>>In May of 2008 the largest, most expensive scientific experiment, The
>>Large
>>Hadron Collider will be completed. This mechanical behemoth located along
>>the French and Swiss border with a total estimated circumference of 17
>>miles
>>will be the most powerful particle accelerator in existence. The principal
>>behind a particle accelerator is that by speeding up the smallest elements
>>of matter and then colliding them together that they can be broken down
>>further into even smaller fundamental particles, just as Atoms were once
>>thought to be the smallest units, so then were Quarks(Up and Down),
>>Electrons, and Protons discovered.

>>Why haven't I heard about this before?

> They wanted to build one in Texas or Ann Arbor Michigan a few years ago.
> It was cancelled because it cost too much IIRC, but I had the feeling
> big oil didn't like it.

> As opposed to my stand on going to Mars :-), I fully support this
> project.

> If we are to advance out of the petrochemical age as a race, we will
> need to take the next step forward, into the smallness of things, where
> the secrets of multi-dimensionality, anti-gravity, anti-matter and time
> reside.

> If you think the Atomic Age was the dawning of something powerful, wait
> until they figure out the quarks. I expect them to eventually gain
> control over anti-matter out of it.

> This project represents the future hopes of mankind.

> zentara

>>> > > On Thu, 1 May 2008 10:01:56 +1000, "Byron Forbes"

>>> >>>   Awe come on - that was good stuff!

>>> >>>  The basic point is this - you will get super densities (which
>>> they  are
>>> > > > calling micro black holes) produced by making protons have head
>>> > > > on collisions with a relative speed of twice the speed of
>>> > > > light. If the gravity produced was strong enough and enough of
>>> > > > these micro black holes occured close enough to each other then
>>> > > > they could become a black hole proper.

>>> >>>  So what you say? Well then the entire planet collapses in on
>>> itself  in
>>> > > > an instant. Don't worry - you won't see it coming or feel a
>>> > > > thing! :)

>>> > > Crap, the Greens will be pissed. Black is almost impossible to
>>> > > keep clean. ;-)

>>> > Most planets of our class destroy them selves not by war but by
>>> > compressing the entire planet to the size of a pea looking for the
>>> > Higgs  Boson.

>>> Most planets dont have the Human virus.

>>> AC

>>How do you know?

>>The outcome of an infinite Universe containing an infinite number of
>>stars with planets then by definition there must be an infinite number
>>of planets which have the human virus...

> Unless we're just a simulation of course.
> The possibility of us, as a simulation, being just a subsimulation of
> one of an infinite number of simulations, themselves running as subs
> in their respective infinite numbers of parent simulations
> notwithstanding, it is still only a simulation, and thus not real and
> so nothing to for us to worry about..

>>... my head hurts ;-)

> Hope this helped. :)

> --

> Regards, Frank

>> by definition there must be an infinite number
>> of planets which have the human virus...

> I think there will have been many similar species across the universe.
> However as life is inherently unlikely and unstable (ie ultimately
> self-destructive), I think the chances of any two planets anywhere
> containing life at the same time are close enough to zero to make no
> difference.

> The infinity thing is fascinating though. There are an infinite number of
> numbers. There are also an infinite number of just even numbers (or odd
> numbers). It therefore stands to reason that an infinite number of
> numbers ought to contain twice as many numbers as an infinite number of
> even numbers.

> There are also an infinite number of numbers between each number.
> Therefore an infinite number of numbers must contain (infinity)^2
> numbers.

> Which all goes to prove that infinity is hard to fit into a box. Even a
> very big one. It's far simpler to just lie on your back on a clear night,
> holding onto the planet firmly just in case you fall off while
> contemplating the triviality of your lowly existence.

> Andrew McP

>>> > > On Thu, 1 May 2008 10:01:56 +1000, "Byron Forbes"

>>> >>>   Awe come on - that was good stuff!

>>> >>>  The basic point is this - you will get super densities (which
>>> they  are
>>> > > > calling micro black holes) produced by making protons have head
>>> > > > on collisions with a relative speed of twice the speed of
>>> > > > light. If the gravity produced was strong enough and enough of
>>> > > > these micro black holes occured close enough to each other then
>>> > > > they could become a black hole proper.

>>> >>>  So what you say? Well then the entire planet collapses in on
>>> itself  in
>>> > > > an instant. Don't worry - you won't see it coming or feel a
>>> > > > thing! :)

>>> > > Crap, the Greens will be pissed. Black is almost impossible to
>>> > > keep clean. ;-)

>>> > Most planets of our class destroy them selves not by war but by
>>> > compressing the entire planet to the size of a pea looking for the
>>> > Higgs  Boson.

>>> Most planets dont have the Human virus.

>>> AC

>> How do you know?

>> The outcome of an infinite Universe containing an infinite number of
>> stars with planets then by definition there must be an infinite number
>> of planets which have the human virus...

>> ... my head hurts ;-)

>> --
>> Paul-B

> Allow me to split a hair....

> Would intelligent life (assuming we believe that is what we have on Earth)
> on another planet be human? Would nature repeat the same mistake?
> Although, that could be a super duper from of evolution. In that only life
> that learns to protect it's planet survives. If so, I wonder how we are
> doing? Hmmmmm

> AC

>>    Awe come on - that was good stuff!

>>    The basic point is this - you will get super densities (which they are
>> calling micro black holes) produced by making protons have head on
>> collisions with a relative speed of twice the speed of light. If the
>> gravity produced was strong enough and enough of these micro black holes
>> occured close enough to each other then they could become a black hole
>> proper.

>>    So what you say? Well then the entire planet collapses in on itself in
>> an instant. Don't worry - you won't see it coming or feel a thing! :)

> So the chances of them finding what they are looking for are practially
> ZERO.

> But the chances of something bad happening are NOT but zero but darn
> close.

> Good investment..

>>I wonder whether the aliens visiting/living here would allow that to
>>happen...

>    I wonder whether the aliens visiting/living here are the ones who will
> make this happen...

> This experiment will aparently create small worm holes. The aliens are
> waiting for these to appear so they can prise them open and invade. Those of
> us with tinfoil hats will become the chosen ones.

> Personally I like the irony of the world being invaded via Swizerland.

> AC

> This experiment will aparently create small worm holes. The aliens are
> waiting for these to appear so they can prise them open and invade. Those
> of
> us with tinfoil hats will become the chosen ones.

> Personally I like the irony of the world being invaded via Swizerland.

> AC
>I also understand that if you sail a ship off the edge of the flat
>earth, you fall into space.

>Bob Simpson

>> This experiment will aparently create small worm holes. The aliens are
>> waiting for these to appear so they can prise them open and invade. Those
>> of
>> us with tinfoil hats will become the chosen ones.

>> Personally I like the irony of the world being invaded via Swizerland.

>> AC

>>I also understand that if you sail a ship off the edge of the flat
>>earth, you fall into space.

>>Bob Simpson

> That might explian where your sense of humour went, but not what to do
> about wormhole stretching aliens invading.

> AC

>>> This experiment will aparently create small worm holes. The aliens are
>>> waiting for these to appear so they can prise them open and invade.
>>> Those of
>>> us with tinfoil hats will become the chosen ones.

>>> Personally I like the irony of the world being invaded via Swizerland.

>>> AC

>>>I also understand that if you sail a ship off the edge of the flat
>>>earth, you fall into space.

>>>Bob Simpson

>> That might explian where your sense of humour went, but not what to do
>> about wormhole stretching aliens invading.

>> AC
> So eventually we know more and more about less and less until we know
> everything about nothing.

> Peter R.

>     Yeah, but shift - R is cheating and every lap completed after a shift-R
> is increasingly meaningless as will our lives be if we allow this micro
> black hole to suck us all in like a huge ***!