envidia es lo que tienen, cuando los ee.uu. hicieron explotar la primera
bomba atómica también temieron consecuencias terribles como la de
posibilidad de que una reacción en cadena detonara toda la atmósfera
terrestre, y no lo dejaron por miedo ni vergüenza.

Ahora que, es bueno lo de "at speeds almost inimaginable to the average
person". O sea, que los que sean un poco retrasaditos ya es que no se las
pueden imaginar.

Saludos

Sciuchjo [pron. "stsiúchyo"]











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> (European Organization for Nuclear Research) Build Worlds
> Largest 17 Mile Round Particle Accelerator
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> Planetary Risk To Create Artificial BIG BANG Conditions In Lab
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> Old Dying Physicists want to go out with a BIG BANG
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> Many more helpful links, videos, interviews from all sides of the
> debate at end of post.
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> www.lhcfacts.org
>
> Citizens Against The Large Hadron Collider is a non-profit organization
> established for the purpose of using legal action to prevent the operation
> of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) until further safety tests are
> conducted.
>
> The LHC is a particle accelerator located on the France/Switzerland
> border;
> it has been dubbed the largest, most expensive, most powerful experiment
> ever attempted, certainly dwarfing all particle colliders ever built
> before,
> both in terms of size and power.
>
> Some experts fear that the risk of operating the LHC disproportionately
> outweighs anything science might gain from this experiment. It is not
> possible to know what the outcome of the experiment will be, but even CERN
> (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) scientists concede that
> there is a real possibility of creating destructive theoretical anomalies
> such as miniature black holes, strangelets and deSitter space transitions.
> These events have the potential to fundamentally alter matter and destroy
> our planet.