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• Did a Time-Traveling Bird Sabotage the Collider?

  
  SciNewsBlog — Authority: 134
  Did a Time-Traveling Bird Sabotage the Collider? Sometime on Nov. 3, the supercooled magnets in sector 81 of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), outside Geneva, began to dangerously overheat. Scientists rushed to diagnose the problem, since the particle accelerator has to maintain a temperature colder than deep space ...
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• LHC Watch: Physicist Otto Rossler Thinks the Large Hadron Collider Could Destroy the Earth

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 142
  In an interview with Alan Gillis here, Otto Rossler, a Max Plank Institute physicist with 300 scientific papers to his credit, thinks the Large Hadron Collider could destroy the Earth. Here he describes his visit to CERN this summer: Alan Gillis: You mentioned Dr Rolf Landua earlier. You had an interview with him ...
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• LHC to Finally Start Next Week, Again

  
  Wired Science — Authority: 771
  CERN is reporting that the Large Hadron Collider could circulate particle beams through both of its pipes in just over a week . If all goes well, the first collisions would begin soon after that. The LHC has had a rough time since it first started up in September last year. Just a week after it started up, an ...
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• Large Hadron Collider In Pop-Up Book Form

  
  Popular Fidelity — Authority: 559
  You know, for a guy that’s written about the Large Hadron Collider so much, I’m not really sure I understand.  I mean, I vaguely get what it’s supposed to do, but the actualities of the thing?  Not so much.  All I know is that it’s expensive and fragile .  The geniuses at CERN need to dumb it down for ...
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• lhc saves cu and nick from twit

  
  WNBTv - will not be televised — Authority: 421
  Thurston Howell III dropped by yesterday for some light reading . I’m glad he did, it saved me from Twittering him... Wait…thats right! Last Saturday, by exhibiting the same order of improbability as (given the utter hideousness of her legs) Paris Hilton ‘modeling’, discriminating thought airing on Fox ...
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• lhc saves cu and nick from twit

  
  WNBTv - will not be televised — Authority: 421
  Thurston Howell III dropped by yesterday for some light reading . I’m glad he did, it saved me from Twittering him... Wait…thats right! Last Saturday, by exhibiting the same order of improbability as (given the utter hideousness of her legs) Paris Hilton ‘modeling’, discriminating thought airing on Fox ...
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• Atomizers

  
  Managing Leadership — Authority: 108
  The author of a popular book on modern developments in physics is a true believer in the validity of quantum mechanics. This remains a highly speculative theory, however. On the one hand, it is strongly supported by powerful evidence from mathematics. In fact, it is worth remembering that many researchers into the ...
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• The Large Hadron Collider flips the bird

  
  Life Without Faith — Authority: 132
  You may have heard that on November 3, the Large Hadron Collider was shut down because one of its sectors began to overheat. Research revealed that it was caused by a bird who dropped a piece of bread on one of the electrical substations that sits above the accelerator. Once this “baguette” was removed, the ...
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• Skeptic Magazine on the Large Hadron Collider and Black Holes

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 142
  Skeptic magazine recently had a rather thorough (and I thought disturbing) article on the Large Hadron Collider and scientific opinion concerning its safety. Here’s a quote from the article: [I]n a recent version of the safety of the LHC posted on the CERN website, formation of a mBH is held to be impossible. ...
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• End of the world not so bad after all

  
  SeriouslyGuys — Authority: 438
  We’re no fans of science, least of all the Large Hadron Collider , which we assume collides hadrons, and is rather large in size. On the other hand, we’re no fans of animals, either. That is why we are torn over recent events in Switzerland. There, a bird dropped a piece of a baguette (damn you, Frenchies!) ...
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• Go with Throttle Up? Skeptic Magazine on the Large Hadron Collider

  
  Prometheus Unbound — Authority: 142
  In reading my most recent dead tree edition of Skeptic magazine, I noticed that there were two articles on the Large Hadron Collider and the potential catastrophic effects that could come from bringing it up to full power (black holes eating the Earth etc.). I’ve raised my own nervy questions about this here , ...
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• The LHC Black Hole No-Braner

  
  Discovery News - Technology — Authority: 735
  Did you hear the one about the particle accelerator that created a micro-black hole? You know, the one where this black hole exponentially grows into an Earth-eating behemoth, destroying all life as we know it? You probably did hear that ...
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• This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book Ever [Books]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 893
  It may not overheat in the presence of bread, but this pop-up book has the most accurate paper Large Hadron Collider ever. Figures that a book would make ending the world by firing that bad boy up...
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• This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book Weve Seen [Books]

  
  Gizmodo — Authority: 893
  It may not overheat in the presence of bread, but this pop-up book has the most accurate paper Large Hadron Collider ever. Figures that a book would make ending the world by firing that bad boy up...
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• This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book Ever [Books]

  
  F-Default — Authority: 543
      It may not overheat in the presence of bread , but this pop-up book has the most accurate paper Large Hadron Collider ever. Figures that a book would make ending the world by firing that bad boy up look fun. Read more: This Is Simply The Coolest Pop-Up Book Ever [Books]
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• Physicists theorize about “reverse chronological causation” preventing discovery of the Higgs boson

  
  Psyche, Science, and Society — Authority: 130
  Theoretical physicists, in the absence of new data on which to base their theories, are having a lot of fun these days. TIME reports that two prominent physicists explain the repeated problems with te Large Hadron Collider (LHC) through “reverse chronological causation” or sabotage from the future: Did a ...
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• Harnessing the God particle

  
  Three O'Clock in the Morning — Authority: 459
  Looking for something to break me out of a bloggy funk, I landed the story of the ill-fated Large Hadron Collider. By now Im sure youve heard that mankinds latest, greatest, most expensive attempt to find the answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, The Universe and Everything was scuttled once again last week ...
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• Arguments from homology and DNA

  
  Question Darwin — Authority: 412
  http://www.questiondarwin.com/ I skip over a chapter dealing with continents, islands and diversity, as it contained no significant arguments I felt any desire or obligation to respond to. Much of this is repetition of things which go back to Origin of Species and which have been said many, many times before. I ...
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• TIME MAG: I cant tell if two esteemed physicists are being serious when they suggest that a bird was sent back in time to try and sabotage the Large Hadron Collider.

  
  BLOGGING via TYPEWRITER. — Authority: 712
  TIME MAG: I cant tell if two esteemed physicists are being serious when they suggest that a bird...
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• Large Hadron Collider: Damaged by a Time-Traveling Bird?

  
  Health Fitness & Beauty - health-fitness.marc8.com — Authority: 158
  The Large Hadron Collider, outside Geneva, has been beset with delays and problems since 2006, when it was originally scheduled to launch. Are they portents from the future?
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