Evans the Atom

[Fugitive]

Meet Evans the Atom, who will end the world on Wednesday | Mail Online

The man behind the worldâ??s biggest scientific experiment, which critics claim could cause the end of the world, is a Welsh minerâ??s son who has admitted blowing things up as a child.

4 years..

Fugitive Reviewed by Fugitive on 09-08-2008. Evans the Atom Meet Evans the Atom, who will end the world on Wednesday | Mail Online 4 years.. ;) Rating: 5

[dragonrider]

The article said a 30-ton Transformer broke down.

A 30-ton Transformer --- isn't that one of those cars that turns into a robot? Does Optimus Prime work for CERN?

[flyingimam]

there in lies the dilemma... how much is our technology reliable??

Large Hadron Collider suffers glitch within hours of launch - Telegraph

The Large Hadron Collider, the world's largest particle collider, malfunctioned within hours of its launch, but its operator did not report the problem for a week.

read up and there is an amazing video there as well, or at least it looked cool

[psychocat]

I'm sure alot of you will consider me 'nuts' or foolish, but I believe our 'evolutionary clock' is at about 11:48 pm.

To 'evolve' is to essentially be born, live/grow, die and repeat. Humanity can only survive in the most delicate environments, a niche if you will. Isnt THAT amazing enough?

It's funny how curiosity killed the cat...and THAT mofo had nine lives!

Whenever this cat hears that he answers with "Satisfaction brought him back".

You don't ask the questions you aren't ever going to find the answers.. :thumbsup:

[Chronisseur]

I'm sure alot of you will consider me 'nuts' or foolish, but I believe our 'evolutionary clock' is at about 11:48 pm.

To 'evolve' is to essentially be born, live/grow, die and repeat. Humanity can only survive in the most delicate environments, a niche if you will. Isnt THAT amazing enough?

It's funny how curiosity killed the cat...and THAT mofo had nine lives!

[Dutch Pimp]

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[Nightcrewman]

Many scientists believe the "Big Bang" was the result of a "large hardon" colliding with a "black hole."

Err! I think it might have been Hadron, but hey, your version would have been more interesting when some alien intelligence got round to writing the history of earth's destruction LOL.

Cheers

NCM

[dragonrider]

BTW people on another forum thought the name of the thing was the large hardon collider.

Many scientists believe the "Big Bang" was the result of a "large hardon" colliding with a "black hole."

[Algag]

sweet

[psychocat]

Funny that the same thing that got him interested in chemistry was my reason for studying it too.
I will be watching with great interest.