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Scientists started the experiment on bing bang theory , black holes and various fuz on world of science. it leads to make big fuz on all over

Following is article published on internet...

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As final preparation for turning on the Swiss-France Particle Accelerator are underway, there is a growing concern among physics scientists and students that the collision of particles at near light speed can create a black hole that will start to suck-in the time and space around it. It will be matter of hours that the whole earth will be sucked into it. This Particle accelerator is 3 story tall and 27 kilometers long. So far this is world’s largest and most expensive particle accelerator.


This machine accelerates the PROTONS using a method similar to a bullet train. What these mad scientists are going to do is they will accelerate the protons to near light speeds (that is each proton will rotate more than 11,000 times around the huge tube in a second). when these protons will reach that speed they will make them collide with each other and will observe the fireworks…. very very small fireworks but very dangerous ones. More Details on report here

It is very much possible that such collision at near light speed will create tiny black holes that will suck everything in and transport it to another dimension of time and space.. Even when rebutting the fears of black hole creation, scientists do admit that there is a possibility of things going wrong… that really worries me as very little is know about black holes.

physicists are getting a little too close to god for comfort. They’re worried that this experiment could destroy the Earth, because one possibility is that the machine will make miniature black holes. De Rujula describes miniature black holes as particles of extraordinary density compared to usual objects.

There is a great deal to worry even when this report by NY Times says otherwise. but it also states

Some critics argue that CERN has ignored or played down a risk that the collider could produce a black hole that would swallow the Earth or create some other dangerous particle.