Earth Doomsday approaching
gu...@hotmail.com
Europe's LHC is colliding particles similar to cosmic ray collision.
Although more energetic, the cosmic ray density is 1 ray per 10,000
square kilometers on Earth (no Critical Mass).
When a star implodes, it later emits/explodes energy known as
supernova. Likewise LHC collisions emit energy with the same intensity
but less larger volume.
If an imploding Star has sufficient density known as Critical Mass, it
contains the energy, prevents emission and instead forms a black hole.
In particle physics a black hole is formed when it's Compton
wavelength is reached, this value is 105 Tev per colliding particle.
An imploding star does NOT have an external magnetic field, where as
Europe's LHC collider does, and this field may be sufficient to both
condense more the collision into critical mass density as well as
provide the extra energy required to leap from a 7 Tev per particle
collision to 105 Tev.
If so a black hole will soon form and with a blink of an eye, produce
Earth's final Doomsday.
The End.
2010 g.u.s.k.z.
Luke Nichols
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It may open the Bottomless Pit that Revelation speaks of.
Which I'm convinced is a worm hole.
leig...@optusnet.com.au
YAWN....
Is there an end to the Dumb-foolery?
What is it like to have to No Imagination? Worse dodgy reasoning or
perhaps just a collective Death Wish.
Get a note, from your shrink please.
@:}>
leig...@optusnet.com.au
Just off the wire:
"Earth 'to be wiped out' by supernova explosion
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/space/6940111/Earth-to-be-wiped-out-by-supernova-explosion.html
The Earth could soon be wiped out by the explosion of a star more than
3,000 light years away, according to American scientists."
The star, called T Pyxidis, is set to self-destruct in an explosion
called a supernova with the force of 20 billion billion billion
megatons of TNT.
Although the star is thought to be around 3,260 light-years away – a
fairly short distance in galactic terms – the blast from the
thermonuclear explosion could strip away the Earth's ozone layer, the
scientists said.
Astronomers from Villanova University, Philadelphia, in the US, said
the International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite has shown them that T
Pyxidis is really two stars, one called a white dwarf that is sucking
in gas and steadily growing. When it reaches a critical mass it will
blow itself to pieces.
Puts his little Tonka toy, in perspective eh?
@:}>
◙ Wally☻☺☻
<leigh8...@optusnet.com.au> wrote:
> On Jan 6, 9:57 pm, "gu...@hotmail.com" <gu...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> > Europe's LHC is colliding particles similar to cosmic ray collision.
> > Although more energetic, the cosmic ray density is 1 ray per 10,000
> > square kilometers on Earth (no Critical Mass).
>
> > When a star implodes, it later emits/explodes energy known as
> > supernova. Likewise LHC collisions emit energy with the same intensity
> > but less larger volume.
>
> > If an imploding Star has sufficient density known as Critical Mass, it
> > contains the energy, prevents emission and instead forms a black hole.
>
> > In particle physics a black hole is formed when it's Compton
> > wavelength is reached, this value is 105 Tev per colliding particle.
>
> > An imploding star does NOT have an external magnetic field, where as
> > Europe's LHC collider does, and this field may be sufficient to both
> > condense more the collision into critical mass density as well as
> > provide the extra energy required to leap from a 7 Tev per particle
> > collision to 105 Tev.
>
> > If so a black hole will soon form and with a blink of an eye, produce
> > Earth's final Doomsday.
>
> > The End.
>
> > 2010 g.u.s.k.z.
>
> Just off the wire:
>
> The Earth could soon be wiped out by the explosion of a star more than
> 3,000 light years away, according to American scientists."
> The star, called T Pyxidis, is set to self-destruct in an explosion
> called a supernova with the force of 20 billion billion billion
> megatons of TNT.
>
> Although the star is thought to be around 3,260 light-years away – a
> fairly short distance in galactic terms – the blast from the
> thermonuclear explosion could strip away the Earth's ozone layer, the
> scientists said.
>
> Astronomers from Villanova University, Philadelphia, in the US, said
> the International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite has shown them that T
> Pyxidis is really two stars, one called a white dwarf that is sucking
> in gas and steadily growing. When it reaches a critical mass it will
> blow itself to pieces.
> Puts his little Tonka toy, in perspective eh?
>
> - Show quoted text -
Then we'd all burn up here on Earth, Mr Ballaam, just like in
"Knowing" ?!?!?
HOOROO
WALLY
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