Did the Collider cause the earthquakes in Nepal

No its was the Jews in conjunction with the lizard crab people using black triangles equipped with HAARP. All of which was signed off by Obama.

/sarcasm


Dont believe everything you read on the internet.

I always just find it amusing with the whole "They don't know what they are doing"

Despite the fact that 'THEY' designed and had built the most complex piece of machinery the world has ever seen... but wait they dont know right? Was it because aliens gave them the plans? All these scientists that work in the field of accelerators are all puppets building items for the powers that be?

Just kinda stupid really if anyone has actually met any of these people. As i said in my last post Im a particle physicist and iv worked with and met a whole bunch of experts in the field of the LHC, accelerator physics, iv been into the beam line at the JPARC facility (50GeV high luminosity ring in Japan), iv seen equipment being worked on for the purpose of muon beam generation. It is just laughable what people claim, with little to no evidence, the whole time quoting websites that clearly also express zero expertise in their criticism too

Sad really

a reply to: Char-Lee

No you should get your information from experiments instead of make stuff up. The strangles in the LHC are not the same that could transform the planet. The strange B (Bs) mesons are a particle flavor of the sub atomic particle.strangelets reported they are different in that their electric charge is opposite. There the strangelets were not in equilibrium and had no color-flavor locking. What does this mean simple no danger of a reaction. Try reading the paper you post Science puts this information out there and by the way creating part of a stranglet still doesn't mean they can be made. It's closer to being possible now and may lead us to discover what dark matter is.

originally posted by: ErosA433
a reply to: Char-Lee


*Yawn*
This again... seriously change the record will you

They, they, them, blah blah... you know Im a particle physicist right? shared an office with a bunch of people from the Atlas collaboration. Worked with a few people at CERN... There is no shadowy black suit wearing control going down there.

If people spent more than 10 seconds actually thinking, it would be a start.

You know when someone claims to be open minded? Typically means they are just biased to the alternative that the truth escapes them

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You know when someone claims to be open minded?


Yeah when ATS yappers claim to be particle physicists...
Got it.

a reply to: crazyewok but in the ops link it says the Easter bunny is converting to Islam. Surely that's true?

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: crazyewok but in the ops link it says the Easter bunny is converting to Islam. Surely that's true?

Will be Sharia law next with bunny religious police

a reply to: dragonridr

I guess I will just keep my eyes open. The unknown is the unknown no matter how smart people are.

Retried German chemist Otto Rossler was quoted in the UK Daily Mail in 2008 expressing fears about whether the LHC could lead to the creation of a black-hole-fueled energy quasar in the center of the Earth:
‘Nothing will happen for at least four years,’ he said. ‘Then someone will spot a light ray coming out of the Indian Ocean during the night and no one will be able to explain it.
‘A few weeks later, we will see a similar beam of particles coming out of the soil on the other side of the planet. Then we will know there is a little quasar inside the planet.’

Nonetheless, two safety reviews backed by CERN have concluded that there are no dangers associated with the LHC’s ongoing activity, a viewpoint which the American Physical Society has subsequently adopted and maintained. Then again, looking back at the earliest days of experimentation with what are known today as X-rays, we’re reminded of Clarence Dally, a pioneering scientist who worked alongside Thomas Edison. Dally didn’t realize the harmful effects of Rontgen’s new discovery until the subsequent amputation of his hands and, later, death from mediastinal cancer had ensued resulting from his exposure to the powerful (and deadly) X-ray radiation, prompting Edison to fearfully resign from his research with the curious energies. Sadly, this is often the case with science: people have traditionally had a tendency to leap right in before looking to see if an alligator waits in the swimming pool first. Hopefully, the ongoing experimentation with CERN’s LHC won’t produce such a scaly beast of burden on down the road.

mysteriousuniverse.org...

originally posted by: woodwardjnr
a reply to: crazyewok but in the ops link it says the Easter bunny is converting to Islam. Surely that's true?

Careful there your extreme intelligence is showing!

a reply to: Char-Lee

well clearly not open minded enough to believe me can check my posting history, iv discussed it previously. But hey clearly some randomer who writes a random website is clearly more honest right? Trusted due to confirmation bias.... confirmation bias, another beauty...

If the LHC was a doomsday machine, the world would have ended long ago, and by long ago im talking billions of years ago. Why? Cosmic rays are why.

We are bombarded with protons from space every second of every day and the world is still here. The energies are higher than the LHC over a broad spectrum. Evidence just doesn't support anything like what people claim.

So if it did cause it, please explain the mechanism

a reply to: Astyanax

Or to put it more pithily, It's the Quacks that Cause the Quakes

Referenced my websters and pithily wasn't even in there.
Pithy for horticulture was all that was there.
Google had it for me tho. Thank you for the fascinating word Sty.
Never once have I come across pithily.

I get the feeling based on no specific data or evidence, that this techno-bauble is designed to open up access, perhaps a portal, into another dimension. You know, in sort of a technologically advanced Aliester Crowley or Jack Parsons kind of way.

It has nothing to do with it. Yes, I belive there is more to this project then being said, then scientists working in it are lead to understand.

Nepal has had major quakes throughout the century; 1934 I belive, 8.0... also in 1988.

No related to LHC.

originally posted by: reldra

originally posted by: chelsealad
I came across this on my Facebook News Feed.
Now, I am probally at a pre-school level of understanding when it comes to this level of science, and the reason for this thread is for you guys to help me understand if there could possibly be a link and would it be worth a lot of my time to get to understand more.
There has to be more to the Collider experiments than what we are lead to believe....or maybe not?
link

No one knows what the LHC can do. Not even the people running it. So, it is possible. You will see people on this board saying 'it does not do this and can't do this'. I am wondering where their inside information is coming from as the operators of the LHC have had results they didn't expect.

Oh please, it's called science, you learn it and earn it. The LHC is the most closely monitored and scrutinised invention in the history of mankind. It's been running for years with no ill effect and hundreds of years of science and decades if planning went into it's construction to ensure it poses no risk.

It generates less than a billionth of the external energy flowing through your body from space every single second, have some perspective and common sense. You and everyone you know has absorbed hundreds of trillions of collisions far greater than this one can produce with such little effect you don't even know it exists.

Just because it's hard to understand doesn't mean it's out to get you. If people followed your approach we'd never have made it to the stone age. It's an embarrassment this post has the most stars in the thread.

Our galaxy rotates around a supermassive blackhole as it has done for billions of years, the LHC doesn't even have the power to produce micro black holes. The mosquito analogy posted earlier is a great accessible example of how weak and commonplace the machine is and why this is pointless fear mongering.

originally posted by: Nochzwei
Ugh.
What rubbish are you on about?
a reply to: Egyptia

Batman is science, and super evil space lizards built the LHC to destroy the world dontchaknow?

Or maybe people should just learn and research subjects instead of making stuff up but where's the fun in that?

a reply to: bastion

What you say is easy to say and yes of course the word used to make it swallowed easier is science. But there were many in Hiroshima and Nagasaki that looked at ground zero and may not have known that "science" was about to pay an unscheduled visit today, as well as many other millions of others from the Roman days to the wedding parties in Pakistan that are suddenly "visited" by "science" in the form of a drone strike and the oblivion that accompanies it. Science has been behind ALL of mankind's "advancements" and always will be.

a reply to: BennyHavensOh

Various extremist groups that unite under an umbrella organization known as Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), or the Pakistani Taliban, have bombed hundreds of schools in the tribal regions and in the Swat Valley.

In 2007, the TTP ruled the area with an iron fist, destroying non-religious schools and setting up independent courts that administered a harsh interpretation of Islamic law.

Taliban militants specifically targeted Yousafzai for her work to encourage women’s education and rights.

Three years ago, Yousafzai won international recognition for writing a blog about her experiences for the British Broadcasting Corporation. In her diary, Yousafzai chronicled life in the Swat Valley under the brutal rule of the Taliban, who carried out public floggings, hung dead bodies in the streets and threatened families that allowed their girls to go to school.

Who shot Malaia


This is getting silly.....


Any thoughts?

a reply to: BennyHavensOh

True but that has absolutely nothing to do with CERN. The collisions involved happen trillions of times a second on Earth completely naturally. While not every advancement is 100% good, those that aren't are regulated quickly and the benefits far outweigh the negatives.

How a non-portable, mutli billion particle collider requiring so much energy, decades of build and generating completely contained mini explosion less powerful than an ant could or would be used as a weapon is unfounded nonsense.

But if you want to live in a world without clean food, clean water, tools, medicine, education etc... be my guest.

a reply to: bastion

About 200 years ago the average age of death was about 50 while today it is about 75.


Any thoughts?

a reply to: Kashai

In so far as clean water and food you have got to be kidding me.

Both fresh water and food 200 years ago was a problem because there were no refrigerators (as we comprehend it today).

With respect to education 200 years ago and on average a person was educated to the equivalent of what today is the 7th grade, in general.

Any thoughts?

a reply to: Kashai

Any thoughts?

Yes. You're posting in the wrong thread.

a reply to: Astyanax

Actually there is not valid reason for the micro black hole research to be considered dangerous, that is obviously a bunch of..

Any thoughts?