CENR leader and other criminals do not come to my town. You are banned here forever, not depending from the results of the LHC experiment.
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From: Magnetic on 16 Feb 2010 02:38 CENR leader and other criminals do not come to my town. You are banned here forever, not depending from the results of the LHC experiment. - - - Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably exploded with the help of collider. Now there is an asteroid belt there. In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth into new asteroid belt. In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues pirates. Somebody asks: Ivan, how does a magnetic hole turn a whole planet into an asteroid belt? Magnetic hole grows by millions times more rapidly than black hole. It captures protons, ruins them onto x-bosons and positrons, swallows x- bosons and becomes bigger; eject positrons, releasing the energy, which is equivalent to 1/3 of rest energy of proton per each act of induced proton decay. Lets suppose that magnetic hole had already ruined the hundredth part of the Earths internal core. Then the external core of the Earth will receive the energy in the form of heat Q = (M/(3*100))*c^2. This heat will transform the internal cores matter from liquid state into hot plasma. The pressure of this plasma will be so great that the Earths radius will grow with acceleration. The thickness of the Earths mantle and crust will become smaller. At last Earths surface will be torn on peaces and start into cosmos. These filaments will be accelerated further by plasma wind, occurring from the central region there the magnetic hole continue to capture the rarefying plasma matter. I can say without any computation that about of 1/100 of Earths matter will be captured by magnetic hole; 1/10 of Earths matter will form the new asteroid belt; the rest of Earths matter will leave the Solar system with high velocity in the form of hot plasma. If magnetic hole will be captured by the solar magnetic field, then the Sun will undergo an explosion as supernova or several successive explosions as nova. From the other had, it is not excluded, that the magnetic hole will be thrown out from the Solar system by magnetic forces, soon after the Earth collaptical explosion. In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues pirates, if you will be happy to enter into that 1/10 of Earths matter, which had formed the new asteroid belt. .. . . 3. Explosions of oil and gas pipes, leading to Europe. .. . . I would be performed the third point, but I have no sufficient money and time to buy explosives and to hire performers. Somebody wrote: Ivan, take a credit in a bank. It is better to stole a huge tractor; catch a tube by a still rope and broke the tube. Let they froze a little there in Europe, let they seat without an electricity light a little, - may by they get a brain a little into their empty heads. .. . . There were even Nobel Prize winners, who had said about the dangers from collider particle collisions. They were also unable to stop the LHC experiment. Somebody asks: Who? Here is a quote from the bottom of the page http://www.lhcfacts.org/ [quote]Nobel winning scientist Frank Wilczek recently joked (paraphrase) If this does cause the end of the world, I will not only be very surprised but very embarrassed![/quote] I would say If the Earth will survive the 7 TeV (per article) experiment at head-on colliders, I will be surprised, because I give 30% on survival and 70% on explosion. If we survive at 3.5 TeV experiment I will not be surprised, not be embarrassed, because I give at these energies 50/50 probabilities. In any case the crime is already committed. Criminals will be criminals forever, not depending from the results of the experiment, because they had already risked by our lives, and they continue to threaten the humanity survival. I declare: CERN leaders and other LHC promoters, do not come to my town. You are my first enemies forever, and I can not give any guarantee that you will survive here.
From: eric gisse on 16 Feb 2010 02:56 Magnetic wrote: [snip all] You are a crazy person.
From: waldofj on 16 Feb 2010 03:41 On Feb 16, 2:38 am, Magnetic <magnetic.t...(a)yandex.ua> wrote: > CENR leader and other criminals do not come to my town. You are banned > here forever, not depending from the results of the LHC experiment. > - - - > > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. Now there is an asteroid belt > there. > > In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth > into new asteroid belt. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates. > > Somebody asks: Ivan, how does a magnetic hole turn a whole planet > into an asteroid belt? > > Magnetic hole grows by millions times more rapidly than black hole. It > captures protons, ruins them onto x-bosons and positrons, swallows x- > bosons and becomes bigger; eject positrons, releasing the energy, > which is equivalent to 1/3 of rest energy of proton per each act of > induced proton decay. > Lets suppose that magnetic hole had already ruined the hundredth part > of the Earths internal core. Then the external core of the Earth will > receive the energy in the form of heat Q = (M/(3*100))*c^2. This heat > will transform the internal cores matter from liquid state into hot > plasma. The pressure of this plasma will be so great that the Earths > radius will grow with acceleration. The thickness of the Earths > mantle and crust will become smaller. At last Earths surface will be > torn on peaces and start into cosmos. These filaments will be > accelerated further by plasma wind, occurring from the central region > there the magnetic hole continue to capture the rarefying plasma > matter. > I can say without any computation that about of 1/100 of Earths matter > will be captured by magnetic hole; 1/10 of Earths matter will form the > new asteroid belt; the rest of Earths matter will leave the Solar > system with high velocity in the form of hot plasma. > If magnetic hole will be captured by the solar magnetic field, then > the Sun will undergo an explosion as supernova or several successive > explosions as nova. > From the other had, it is not excluded, that the magnetic hole will be > thrown out from the Solar system by magnetic forces, soon after the > Earth collaptical explosion. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates, if you will be happy to enter into that 1/10 of Earths > matter, which had formed the new asteroid belt. > > . . . > 3. Explosions of oil and gas pipes, leading to Europe. > . . . > I would be performed the third point, but I have no sufficient money > and time to buy explosives and to hire performers. > > Somebody wrote: Ivan, take a credit in a bank. > > It is better to stole a huge tractor; catch a tube by a still rope and > broke the tube. Let they froze a little there in Europe, let they seat > without an electricity light a little, - may by they get a brain a > little into their empty heads. > > . . . > > There were even Nobel Prize winners, who had said about the dangers > from collider particle collisions. They were also unable to stop the > LHC experiment. > > Somebody asks: Who? > > Here is a quote from the bottom of the pagehttp://www.lhcfacts.org/ > > [quote]Nobel winning scientist Frank Wilczek recently joked > (paraphrase) If this does cause the end of the world, I will not only > be very surprised but very embarrassed![/quote] > I would say If the Earth will survive the 7 TeV (per article) > experiment at head-on colliders, I will be surprised, because I give > 30% on survival and 70% on explosion. If we survive at 3.5 TeV > experiment I will not be surprised, not be embarrassed, because I give > at these energies 50/50 probabilities. > > In any case the crime is already committed. Criminals will be > criminals forever, not depending from the results of the experiment, > because they had already risked by our lives, and they continue to > threaten the humanity survival. I declare: CERN leaders and other LHC > promoters, do not come to my town. You are my first enemies forever, > and I can not give any guarantee that you will survive here. it is your incessant babbling that will be the death of us all!
From: PD on 16 Feb 2010 11:08 On Feb 16, 1:38 am, Magnetic <magnetic.t...(a)yandex.ua> wrote: > CENR leader and other criminals do not come to my town. You are banned > here forever, not depending from the results of the LHC experiment. Ah, so if the LHC does NOT destroy the world, despite your calculations saying it would, then they are STILL not welcome because they are STILL at fault for terrifying you? > - - - > > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. Now there is an asteroid belt > there. Has it occurred to you that you scare yourself by making stuff up like this? You realize, don't you, that YOU are the criminal one here, trying to terrify others as you are terrified yourself, by using up lies and fabrications? You do know that's a crime, right? > > In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth > into new asteroid belt. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates. > > Somebody asks: Ivan, how does a magnetic hole turn a whole planet > into an asteroid belt? > > Magnetic hole grows by millions times more rapidly than black hole. It > captures protons, ruins them onto x-bosons and positrons, swallows x- > bosons and becomes bigger; eject positrons, releasing the energy, > which is equivalent to 1/3 of rest energy of proton per each act of > induced proton decay. > Lets suppose that magnetic hole had already ruined the hundredth part > of the Earths internal core. Then the external core of the Earth will > receive the energy in the form of heat Q = (M/(3*100))*c^2. This heat > will transform the internal cores matter from liquid state into hot > plasma. The pressure of this plasma will be so great that the Earths > radius will grow with acceleration. The thickness of the Earths > mantle and crust will become smaller. At last Earths surface will be > torn on peaces and start into cosmos. These filaments will be > accelerated further by plasma wind, occurring from the central region > there the magnetic hole continue to capture the rarefying plasma > matter. > I can say without any computation that about of 1/100 of Earths matter > will be captured by magnetic hole; 1/10 of Earths matter will form the > new asteroid belt; the rest of Earths matter will leave the Solar > system with high velocity in the form of hot plasma. > If magnetic hole will be captured by the solar magnetic field, then > the Sun will undergo an explosion as supernova or several successive > explosions as nova. > From the other had, it is not excluded, that the magnetic hole will be > thrown out from the Solar system by magnetic forces, soon after the > Earth collaptical explosion. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates, if you will be happy to enter into that 1/10 of Earths > matter, which had formed the new asteroid belt. > > . . . > 3. Explosions of oil and gas pipes, leading to Europe. > . . . > I would be performed the third point, but I have no sufficient money > and time to buy explosives and to hire performers. > > Somebody wrote: Ivan, take a credit in a bank. > > It is better to stole a huge tractor; catch a tube by a still rope and > broke the tube. Let they froze a little there in Europe, let they seat > without an electricity light a little, - may by they get a brain a > little into their empty heads. > > . . . > > There were even Nobel Prize winners, who had said about the dangers > from collider particle collisions. They were also unable to stop the > LHC experiment. > > Somebody asks: Who? > > Here is a quote from the bottom of the pagehttp://www.lhcfacts.org/ > > [quote]Nobel winning scientist Frank Wilczek recently joked > (paraphrase) If this does cause the end of the world, I will not only > be very surprised but very embarrassed![/quote] > I would say If the Earth will survive the 7 TeV (per article) > experiment at head-on colliders, I will be surprised, because I give > 30% on survival and 70% on explosion. If we survive at 3.5 TeV > experiment I will not be surprised, not be embarrassed, because I give > at these energies 50/50 probabilities. > > In any case the crime is already committed. Criminals will be > criminals forever, not depending from the results of the experiment, > because they had already risked by our lives, and they continue to > threaten the humanity survival. I declare: CERN leaders and other LHC > promoters, do not come to my town. You are my first enemies forever, > and I can not give any guarantee that you will survive here.
From: Sam Wormley on 16 Feb 2010 09:20
On 2/16/10 1:38 AM, Magnetic wrote: > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. Now there is an asteroid belt > there. > A planet would have never formed that close to Jupiter. Look it up. |