THE END OF THE WORLD

[DrNova]

Duke Nukem 3d was pimp, while we are on the subject

[xeross]

we just finished a giant one in the netherlands or whereever, it was in the news 2 days ago,
Dunn ill look it up. im not too bright at 1AM

[Admiral Refuge]

No, not again with the LHC -_-
Actually, a professor said that it would take 50 months for the mini-black holes to eat the earth….
Do the math, 50 months from now, is 2012 xD

[Particle]

IT EXPLAINS ITSELF!

@‪‫‬‭‮‪‫‬‭Admiral:

> No, not again with the LHC -_-
> Actually, a professor said that it would take 50 months for the mini-black holes to eat the earth….
> Do the math, 50 months from now, is 2012 xD

*Runs Around Yelling I TOLD YOU SO!*

[Admiral Refuge]

Here's the topic about the LHC from awhile ago:
http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php/topic,28883.0.html

What people think, is it will be smashing particles together so fast, it will create mini black holes and destroy the world…
Too bad particles get smashed into the moon faster than that on a regular basis... No world destroyed...

http://www.scientificblogging.com/big_science_gambles/interview_professor_otto_rossler_takes_on_the_lhc
Here's a quote from that professor:

> Mini black holes grow exponentially rather than linearly inside the earth: “mini-quasar principle” [2]. Hence the time needed by a resident mini black hole to eat the earth is maximally shortened – **perhaps down to “50 months”**. This contrasts with the “50 million Years” obtained assuming linear growth by BBC Horizon [3] and CERN’s analogous “5 billion years”

Yep…. 50 months, that's 2012

[dg1423]

@Robin:

> It was invented by [Sir Tim Berners-Lee](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Tim_Berners-Lee), a British scientist.

yup, and he was a scientist at CERN. xP

[Admiral Refuge]

CERN rocks, I have a friend who has been waiting for the LHC for over a year now. He's been there afew times, and once the LHC is active, he's going back to test some of his theories

[dg1423]

nice XD well, the internet was created there, who says it can't end there? xDDD

[Khachaturian]

i just found out about htis like today. and im not dead so i was like hooray :)

[monowolf00]

The world has yet to end. Lets throw a party. Im joking, of course.

[Admiral Refuge]

@Tom:

> The world has yet to end.

Let's help it along

[Khachaturian]

woot
i'll get teh bombs

[shadowwulf]

well im thinking if we make a super huge subterrainian drillling vehicle… and have it completely computer operated, have it hold tons of liquid nitrogen... then send it down into Earth...
eventually it will make it down into themagma and melt and fall apart.
when the liquid nitrogen and the magma meet the extreme temperature difference should cause a nice reaction... or maybe just make a really huge volcano... either way it would be cool.

or trail a really good rope out to the moon and anchor it down. then sit back and watch the fun begin...

or make tons of really large jet engines... secure them well into bedrock... have them all fire simultaniously agains Earths rotation and see if it slows us down enough to stop gravity... woot!

[Khachaturian]

i like the jetengines one

[monowolf00]

@[SB:

> Bone link=topic=31197.msg285407#msg285407 date=1221365491]
> i like the jetengines one

Me too. I'll get the JetEngines!
_*Runs to the nearest supermarket*_

[Rogue]

@‪‫‬‭‮‪‫‬‭Admiral:

> Here's the topic about the LHC from awhile ago:
> http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php/topic,28883.0.html
>
> What people think, is it will be smashing particles together so fast, it will create mini black holes and destroy the world…
> Too bad particles get smashed into the moon faster than that on a regular basis... No world destroyed...
>
> http://www.scientificblogging.com/big_science_gambles/interview_professor_otto_rossler_takes_on_the_lhc
> Here's a quote from that professor:
> Yep.... 50 months, that's 2012

wait 2012 as in the same 2012 that the witneses think the worlds going to end and all the other signs of the worlds going end blah blah blah

[shadowwulf]

omg rofl.

that would be so funny…

[Admiral Refuge]

Here's a live feed of the LHC: http://www.lhccountdown.org/live/ <<<< A MUST WATCH!!!!

[Gwen]

hehe

[renzo]

@‪‫‬‭‮‪‫‬‭Admiral:

> Here's a live feed of the LHC: http://www.lhccountdown.org/live/ <<<< A MUST WATCH!!!!

oh yea, a friend told me about that thing :P
would have been nice if they actually put some effort into the black hole part, then it might have gotten more views, but whatever

[Homicidal Monkey]

@renzo:

> oh yea, a friend told me about that thing :P
> would have been nice if they actually put some effort into the black hole part, then it might have gotten more views, but whatever

when I first saw that I was like "No Waiz!" then rofl. I think it needs a rick roll at the end

btw, check this:
[http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/09/electrical-prob.html](http://blog.wired.com/wiredscience/2008/09/electrical-prob.html)

[xeross]

with the live feed thingie i first thought it was real scared the crap out of me when the hole appeared

[Marsh]

@Xeross:

> with the live feed thingie i first thought it was real scared the crap out of me when the hole appeared

lol thats awesome :P.

[Reguba]

Haha, that's hilarious. Ya know, not many people seem to be talking about this fact, unless we do this experiment with the collider our science will kind of come to a halt. This is one of those huge steps man-kind will have to make if it wants to continue to advance. For example sending people into space, many thought it could not be done but it was and that was an enormous step for man-kind.

[Particle]

Omg That scared me shitless for about 5 seconds… I was like Oh God What the hell... :P