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Coilliding protons is nothing new
And nothing to worry about. Humans have been doing it for years, and Nature has been doing it for much longer.

As far as the LHC, they have accomplished what they set out to do: build a functioning collider which uses higher energies than previously possible. This is the beginning of many years of experimentation: building a laboratory for higher-energy physics is exactly what they set out to do.

I hope you don't imagine that this was done just to run one experiment to make "micro black holes" which aren't black holes in the astronomical sense, at all.
Posted by: seanferd   Posted on: 09/10/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Congratulations to the CERN LHC Team!  Timpraetor | 09/10/08
Let's hope not.  tomam | 09/10/08
Strangely enough  seanferd | 09/11/08
Big Deal!  Scared Sh*tless | 09/10/08
Coilliding protons is nothing new  seanferd | 09/10/08
Doomsday machine  dasprem@... | 09/10/08
Doomsday machine?  ProfQuill | 09/10/08
Doomsday Machine!  seanferd | 09/12/08
Power loss?  mgrider | 09/11/08
That stuff is all planned  seanferd | 09/11/08
Message has been deleted.  tcavadias ZDNet Moderator | 01/25/09

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