09-10-2008, 07:51 AM
Death smiles upon us all. It's not like anything will happen, and even if it does, you'd be able to tell others that you died because you got sucked in a black hole. Then again, some of you live in the United States, you'd slowly see the earth, the water and everything else disappear until it sucks you in as well, which, frankly, would be quite worrying.
Really, it's just a test. Safety regulations are really tight for these kind of experiments, most of the negative blabbering are just coming from depressed scientists who didn't get any funding to make one of these things themselfes. Just don't worry, the chances of a meteor falling right on your head, killing you on impact, are way larger than this thing sucking you in some black hole.
Really, it's just a test. Safety regulations are really tight for these kind of experiments, most of the negative blabbering are just coming from depressed scientists who didn't get any funding to make one of these things themselfes. Just don't worry, the chances of a meteor falling right on your head, killing you on impact, are way larger than this thing sucking you in some black hole.