William Henry-CERN and the God(damn) Particle
William Henry-Hadron Collider, Mayan Prophecy-The Biggest of Bangs?
William Henry is a master at putting the pieces of our puzzling existence together.
In this article he snaps together Elijah, Mayan 2012 calendar, and the collider at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
Stargate, God Particle, black holes, there’s a whole lot the real smart monkeys are playing with. It’s of comfort to have William’s wise and warm (humorous too!) voice along on this hella big bang of a ride.
William writes: “I visited CERN looking to read the signs and the symbols of the scientists who are poised to either turn earth into a light echo as it slips into a black hole in a silent scream or to open a stargate to a new universe.
At first glance, one could be on the campus of an university in America.
Then there’s the statue of Shiva stamping out ignorance.”
William and Shiva, the Lord of the Dance, or Lord of the Ring, at CERN
By Buck Huff on May 28, 2008 in CERN-atom smashing, News
Its only fun until someone loses a planet.
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JTankers | May 28, 2008 | Reply
With all the biblical and symbolic connections he made, I’m surprised Mr. Henry didn’t point out that the CERN logo contains exactly three non-reversed 6’s. See it at CERN’s website, http://www.cern.ch.
Another | May 28, 2008 | Reply
Creepy, but not as creepy as pseudo-scientific safety arguments such as “black holes won’t eat you” being passed off as a safety review!
First they tell us that micro black holes can’t be produced, then they tell us they can.
Next they tell us that cosmic rays prove safety, then they tell us cosmic ray results travel too fast to be captured by Earth.
And still we are told “no danger”, but then Dr. Raj Baldev writes “ … the scientists are fully aware that it is not a project without a grave risk to the life of the Earth.”
Now we are told there is no need to delay four months for a transparent safety review.
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JTankers | May 28, 2008 | Reply
Here’s the CERN logo. I can see the three sixes, although there are some extra lines:
Legba | May 29, 2008 | Reply
Another coincidence? A scientist in Germany named Otto Rossler is concerned about this and he has calculated mathematically how fast he thinks a black hole could accrete the whole earth. He worked it out to 50 months. CERN is supposed to start testing in July this year with full power experiments starting in the fall, perhaps September or October. 50 months past October takes us to December 2012.
Another | May 29, 2008 | Reply
Did you know that the LSAG (Large Hadron Collider Safety Assessment Group) agreed with us that cosmic rays will produce relativistic microblackholes, whereas the LHC will produce ’slow’ ones, with some that can be captured gravitationally, either by the earth, or by the Sun, so they orbit through our planet or the Sun?
The LSAG is also not assuming Hawking Radiation is valid in their new safety study.
I wonder how much time the world’s scientists will have to peer review and validate the new findings after they are released?
JTankers | May 29, 2008 | Reply
Correction:
The LHC Safety Assessment Group (LSAG) agreed with us that if cosmic rays produce micro black holes, they will be relativistic and travel too fast to be captured by Earth’s gravity, whereas if LHC head-on particle collisions produces micro black holes they will be non-relativistic with some that can be captured gravitationally, either by the Earth, or by the Sun.
LSAG is also not assuming Hawking Radiation is valid in their new safety study.
jim_ | May 30, 2008 | Reply