| Author | Message | ||
     Johnnylunchbox |
It was nice knowing all of you. Given space, time, and relativity, it may have happened already. So in that case, good morning. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Then again, I have a sick fascination with hurricanes, tornados, comet impacts, super novae, plane crashes, etc. I'm not afraid of death. Somehow to stand there on the edge of the abyss seeing it all is fascinating to me. I highly doubt anything created by man has the ability to "undo" the universe. | ||
| Hexangler |
I highly doubt anything created by man has the ability to "undo" the universe. Who said MAN created it???  | ||
| Midknyte |
True dat, but we do have the ability to un-do ourselves... | ||
| Glitch |
Just talk to Glitch he'll know what it's all about  | ||
| Corporatemonkey |
I am really looking forward to CERN. I hope the research spurns a new scientific renaissance. Too bad we were not able to complete our own super collider, it would of been nice for the U.S. to take the point on this research. | ||
| Miamiuly |
}For all of the Billions $$$$$$$ they spent to make this thing work. What's the payback? A bunch of nerdy scientists learn some new equation? Big freakin' deal. How does this thing affect life in any way? What's the point? Past experiments in particle physics have yielded scores of practical spin-offs, ranging from new medical therapies to high-tech industrial materials — and even the World Wide Web, which you're using to read this report. But the potential for spin-offs isn't why more than 10,000 researchers around the world are looking forward so anxiously to the LHC.- from the link. Kind of like we learn from space and new materials are created for space exploration, then we enjoy them. Someone had to prove the world wasn't flat too.... we spend nothing on Space in the pie chart of our National Budget. Supposed to talk about it on "Today" NBC. Don't know if it had played yet though. http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/24525554/ (Message edited by miamiuly on September 09, 2008) (Message edited by miamiuly on September 09, 2008) | ||
| Spiderman |
Super collider, I barley know her!! | ||
| Buellinachinashop |
"I highly doubt anything created by man has the ability to "undo" the universe." Dude, have you ever been in my bathroom the morning after Mexican night? | ||
| Tramp |
"It was nice knowing all of you. Given space, time, and relativity, it may have happened already. So in that case, good morning." by far, the funniest thing I've read on badweb to date  ...or will read....or might have read | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Maybe these bastards can finally deliver the anti-matter so I can put all this trilithium to use. | ||
| Igneroid |
Im kinda wondering, just how tuff these black holes are?? And will Jebus be able to suck our souls back outta there?? Im thinking we'd all be pretty close together in that black hole, given the gravity of the situation..heh...and sposin I forgot to shower. Can you still stink in a black hole?? Or am I confusing them with brown holes??? | ||
| Greenlantern |
Maybe these bastards can finally deliver the anti-matter so I can put all this trilithium to use. I just knew you were a Romulan Sympathizer!  | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Back off or I'll show you my quantum singularity! | ||
| Buellinachinashop |
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| Greenlantern |
Back off or I'll show you my quantum singularity! No need, our agents are everywhere...  | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Are those things still nesting in the warp core jacking up the space time continuum? | ||
| Greenlantern |
Still? or is it "was"? or "will be"?  | ||
| Glitch |
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| Kyrocket |
O.K. so what's the deal? I need a time frame. When is their Wednesday morning on our time? EST in the USA to be specific. It's going to make a small black hole? How long will it take a small black hole to gobble up the world? Or does it matter? Should I start working on my bike tonight or just wait to see what happens? Crap I never should have read this thread. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Yeah I'm not going to bother changing the oil 'til I know whether or not the world's coming to an end. | ||
| Ferris_von_bueller |
How long will it take a small black hole to gobble up the world? About 4 YEARS, according to the article | ||
| Buellinachinashop |
"About 4 YEARS, according to the article" So that means I finance my next bike for 6 years? | ||
| Buellinachinashop |
"Yeah I'm not going to bother changing the oil 'til I know whether or not the world's coming to an end." if the end is coming I hope some people have really nice kevlar vests and helmets. And some women should invest in really padded bras. I have pointy elbows. | ||
| Kyrocket |
HISTORY CHANNEL 8:00 PM TUESDAY NIGHT. SHOW ABOUT THIS SCIENCE PROJECT. | ||
| Miamiuly |
^^^^beat me to it. | ||
| Danny_h__jesternut |
Hummm, 4 years for black hole to eat earth? 4 + 2008 = 2012. Hey thats when that silly calender runs out too, 2012. funny ha. Good by Cruel World. | ||
| Madduck |
Its going to be awhile before they get it up to full power. ~ a year if things go well, not in our lifetimes if things go badly. | ||
| Ft_bstrd |
Imagine how different the world would be if there were only 4 years left to live. | ||
| Glitch |
Imagine how different the world would be if we knew there were only 4 years left to live. |
