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I'm not prepared to wade through a conspiracy site looking for these quotes. If they're worthwhile then please post them in this thread.I am surprised that seeing we have several scientists here you aren't relating to CERN like as in my previous post
It has info given by top world scientists that can be read on several science sites - not just this one. Does their words and work not interest you?
Not unreasonable, I'd have thought. But apparently asking makes you a shiftless layabout.I'm not prepared to wade through a conspiracy site looking for these quotes. If they're worthwhile then please post them in this thread.
they are all in there Steve Hawking and the leader of CERN! to name a coupleSorry, what words? I'm not sure what you mean?
... OK, and what did they actually say?they are all in there Steve Hawking and the leader of CERN! to name a couple
My friend I am talking about statements made by top scientists. So do you all think you are better than Steve Hawking and the leader of CERN etc?I'm not prepared to wade through a conspiracy site looking for these quotes. If they're worthwhile then please post them in this thread.
Well you said it lol. I give you an article to read and you ask me to tell you what it is about - how stupid and lazy is that? It is top scientists' quotes that can be seen all over the webNot unreasonable, I'd have thought. But apparently asking makes you a shiftless layabout.
CERN has a Director General, not a 'leader'. It's not a cult.My friend I am talking about statements made by top scientists. So do you all think you are better than Steve Hawking and the leader of CERN etc?
I'm not terrified of anything. I read the article you posted, and nothing in it said what you seemed to think it said, which is why I'm asking you for direct quotes.You people are terrified of
Well you said it lol. I give you an article to read and you ask me to tell you what it is about - how stupid and lazy is that? It is top scientists' quotes that can be seen all over the web
which proves the well-known saying 'It's The Truth that hurts most'
I'm a scientist. When I was a particle physicist I knew many people at CERN, and many of my former colleagues work there now. A physics professor in my small group, who recently retired from MIT, worked there for many years. I'm sure they would all be surprised that they were involved in something satanic or apocalyptic. Echoing the comments of others, I too would like to know what specifically scientists have said. Their words interest me; statements about their words, not so much.I am surprised that seeing we have several scientists here you aren't relating to CERN like as in my previous post
It has info given by top world scientists that can be read on several science sites - not just this one. Does their words and work not interest you?
*wince* quote mining makes baby Jesus cry.In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1).
“For by Him all things were created, both in the heavens and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities. all things have been created through Him and for Him. He is before all things, and in Him all things hold together” (Colossians 1:16 -17).
There is no machine anywhere on earth bigger or more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider, located at CERN in Switzerland. A collider that spans 17 miles in length; it is the most powerful particle accelerator every made and many eminent physicists believe that what scientists are doing there has the potential to destroy not just the world, but the universe itself.
Just to write such a thing seems ludicrous, “…the power to destroy the universe...” However, Professor Stephen Hawking, a man considered the equal of Einstein, has this to say about the Large Hadron Collider and what it may discover. He believes it “…could pose grave dangers to our planet…the God Particle (also known as the Higgs Boson Particle) found by CERN could destroy the universe.” (continued)
And here's what Hawking actually said:s the potential to destroy not just the world, but the universe itself.
Just to write such a thing seems ludicrous, “…the power to destroy the universe...” However, Professor Stephen Hawking, a man considered the equal of Einstein, has this to say about the Large Hadron Collider and what it may discover. He believes it “…could pose grave dangers to our planet…the God Particle (also known as the Higgs Boson Particle) found by CERN could destroy the universe.” (continued)
So Hawking's concern has nothing at all to do with CERN.Hawking writes that the particle “has the worrisome feature that it might become metastable at energies above 100bn giga-electron-volts (GEV),” reports CNET.
According to Hawking, the vacuum decay “could expand at the speed of light” and that this could “happen at any time and we couldn’t see it coming.” While that statement might be cause for alarm, Hawking acknowledges in the essay that this threat is highly theoretical. A particle accelerator that could even reach 100bn GEV would need to be larger than the Earth itself, and would “unlikely to be funded in the present economic climate.”
Since the previous quotation from Hawking proved to be highly inaccurate (basically, someone was lying to you about what he said), I'm going to have to ask to see his actual words in context.continued
Hawking goes onto say that the Large Hadron Collider is generating such unbelievable amounts of energy that there is a danger it could inadvertently create a “vacuum bubble.” Essentially he is saying that because the universe is fundamentally unstable, in discovering the Higgs Boson, such tremendous energy is released that space and time itself can collapse catastrophically through something called “vacuum decay.”
Heavy stuff indeed.
Ditto here.Neil de Grasse Tyson, physicist and Director of the Hayden Planetarium (and a prominent atheist), also believes, like Hawking, that the experiments being planned and conducted at CERN are a legitimate danger to the future of mankind.
The only scientist I've found who participated in the lawsuit was a chemist. The suit failed because it had no scientific grounding. Higher energy collisions than those at the LHC occur all the time in nature without destroying us.Indeed, so dangerous that some scientists have even taken out lawsuits to prevent and restrain CERN from operating the LHC at full power until a comprehensive risk assessment of dangers is undertaken. The lawsuits have failed and no such risk assessments have ever been undertaken.
That last bit there, about actual time travel, makes it clear that the author has no clue about physics. It's nonsense.From recreating the Big Bang, to creating Dark Matter, to discovering and producing strange matter called quarks and stranglets – something that can only be done at almost unimaginably powerful high energy collisions to produce the conditions necessary to bring about actual time travel.
Again, where did he actually say this? You might note that the physics summary in what I've just quoted is again wrong. Additional dimensions are postulated in some particle physics theories, but they are not alternate universes that we can communicate with; they are curled up so small that you can't detect them.However, all this information, disturbing though it is, does not disturb me as much as the admission by CERN’s very own Director General and its Director of Research. In giving interviews to the British Press, General Rolf Heuer has admitted that one of the key overall aims of CERN’s Large Hadron Collider is to open a portal to another dimension.
This is the reason they are so intent upon recreating the conditions of the so-called “Big Bang.” This is the reason they have worked so hard to double the power output of the Large Hadron Collider. They believe in the existence of other parallel and alternative dimensions (physics dictates that there are at least eleven of them), and they believe that in increasing the LHC’s power output and in recreating these conditions scientists can rip open the veil that separates the two.
In his comments, General Heuer stated his reasons for wanting to open this portal as follows, “…When we open the door, something might come through it into our reality! Or, we might send something through it into their reality!”
And here's what Hawking actually said:
So Hawking's concern has nothing at all to do with CERN.
Again, a quote would be useful.Hawking has said more than this about it that you have omitted He has spoken more than once about it. In fact there was info on his private site that revealed a lot more about Steve Hawking and the effect this knowledge of this has had on his life.
If you do a study on him and not just type one statement you will find out a lot more
Pretty scary huh? But hang on OP, you've been keen in this thread to refer to the amount of energy being generated in the collisions at the LHC. So, maybe now is a good time to refer back to those numbers, and see whether or not any of them are as high as 100bn GeV.Hawking said:The Higgs potential has the worrisome feature that it might become megastable at energies above 100bn giga-electron-volts (GeV).
'This could mean that the universe could undergo catastrophic vacuum decay, with a bubble of the true vacuum expanding at the speed of light.
'This could happen at any time and we wouldn't see it coming.'
"Larger than Earth"Hawking said:'A particle accelerator that reaches 100bn GeV would be larger than Earth, and is unlikely to be funded in the present economic climate.'
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