Collisions for Science

September 9, 2008

So here we go – either some ambitious scientists will learn a whole bunch of really cool stuff about the universe, or all humanity will instantaneously be swallowed up by a teeny tiny black hole. It’s anyone’s guess…

 

…the Large Hadron Collider…is scheduled to rev up for the first time on Wednesday at roughly 3:30 a.m. Eastern time following 13 years of planning, $8 billion in spending and immeasurable anticipation…

 

Update: So far so good.

 

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  1. [...] Scientists this week are firing up the Large Hadron Collider, a device which could potentially unlock some of the greatest mysteries of the universe. It’s also a device that could accidentally swallow up all of humanity in a massive, death-soaked black hole, a possibility that is “unlikely.” [...]


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