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Another's Commentary

This Washington Times article seems pretty fair.  Even though he is quoting the 1 in 50 Million statistic which is as old as the RHIC controversy 8 years ago. 

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The odds against anything that bad actually happening are estimated by one eminent physicist as "only" 1 in 50 million, cialis information. Cheapest generic cialis online, Full article...

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This story on AOL News is a week old, but the stats it's generating are not.  259, order cialis from us, Cialis in bangkok, 121 votes and 61% believe the LHC is not worth the risk.  6,614 comments as of today.  Amazing, cialis side effects. Purchase cialis no rx, Critics Fear Collider Could Doom Earth

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But some critics fear the Large Hadron Collider could exceed physicists' wildest conjectures: Will it spawn a black hole that could swallow Earth, cheapest generic cialis. Or spit out particles that could turn the planet into a hot dead clump, buy cialis without prescription. Fda approved cialis, Full article...

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Funny.  I guess Dennis Overbye of the New York Times was waiting with bated breath to find out if the new LSAG report would spell out safety or doom. 

Earth Will Survive After All, Physicists say

New York Times - June 21, cheapest cialis, Cheap cialis in canada, 2008

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This Russian reporter obviously talked to a physicist, cialis australia, Drug cialis, and if you read between the lines they are clearly looking forward to micro black hole creation.

There will be no Armageddon

Russian News and Information Agency 18/06/2008

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Two quotes of interest in this article from the Jerusalem Post.  It seems the author may be getting bad and premature information, buying cialis online. Buy cialis online without prescription, Israeli scientists to smash particles at super speeds


Like Etzion, Duchovni will be there when the "mini-Big Bang" takes place sometime within the next two months

 
So big and groundbreaking is the project that lawsuits
have been filed against it, buy cialis low price, alleging everything from a potential "environmental catastrophe" to fears that the world would be sucked into a tiny black hole created by the extreme energy in the accelerator.

The suits were all rejected, and "the particle collision will not cause all of Europe to be sucked into the tunnel," laughs Duchovni.


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Another's Commentary

This is so typical of news stories on this subject.  First they marginalize the "concerns" by using terms like "gobble", then they repeat the old, defunct safety argument of Cosmic Rays and the less-than-sure-thing argument of Hawking Radiation.  You know these reporters are talking to physicists, so if that's still the best they've got, that's scary, buy cialis without prescription.

Inching Toward Perfect Harmony

Telegraph India - Tuesday , June 3 , 2008


Some doubting Thomases suggested that the LHC will produce nature’s most bizarre yet perfectly structured objects, the black holes. And the black holes, they claim, created in the LHC will eat up not only CERN but entire Europe, and eventually our planet. Black holes are known for their bottomless capacity to gobble because of their infinite gravitational attraction.


Cosmic rays consisting of fundamental particles hit the earth from all over the cosmos with energies even upto a million times the energy of the LHC. But nothing like the black hole phenomenon has happened, proving the physicist’s prediction right. Buy cialis without prescription, Even if a mini black hole is fleetingly produced, it will “pop” in no time, bursting with finite energy that is easy to handle. Mini black holes (less than a few centimetres in size) do not have the gravitational appetite to “gobble” anything. They “pop” very very fast.



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The markets are taking notice. Stock in companies that stand to profit from the LHC could take a hit in price if the hearing on Monday in Hawaii goes well.  Traders place your bets.

Tech giants use controversial project as test bed

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:51:59 - From MarketWatch.com:


SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- If all goes according to plan, a massive underground facility in Switzerland will begin smashing particles together later this summer in an effort to provide a clearer understanding of the physical universe than has ever before been possible.

 



For companies like Oracle Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co., which have helped develop a system to send the resulting data surging through a sprawling network, the project is already providing a chance to test some of their most cutting-edge technologies.

 



Some of the biggest high-tech names have helped develop a network meant to transmit data from a massive physics experiment to scientists worldwide. But a lawsuit threatens a delay, buy cialis without prescription. (June 12)


Known as the Large Hadron Collider, or LHC, the project is composed of a 17-mile circular tunnel beneath Geneva, containing thousands of magnets meant to send beams of sub-atomic particles hurtling toward each other. The resulting collisions are expected to release matter similar to that present at the "Big Bang" that created the universe.


But a lawsuit filed in March suggesting the LHC could produce doomsday scenarios straight out of a science-fiction novel poses a long-shot threat to delay its launch.

 

Filed in Hawaii by physicist Walter Wagner, the lawsuit warns that the LHC could conceivably destroy the planet by engineering a lethal combination of black holes and so-called "strangelets." The suit alleges that CERN, the Geneva-based European Organization for Nuclear Research that is home to the LHC, hasn't properly disclosed those safety concerns.

 

"They haven't complied with the rules pertaining to putting that information out to the public," Wagner said.

Strangelets, for example, are theoretical objects that could destroy the matter they touch, while even tiny black holes could conceivably grow larger. "A black hole would accrete matter into itself, and the matter would disappear from our world," Wagner said. A scheduling conference in the case has been slated for June 16, according to court filings.


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