From: guskz on
When protons or matter travel &/or collide at 99.99% of light speed,
relativistic space contracts to a near-singularity.

LHC will-not/cannot observe the entire amount of new particles created
&/or colliding in the tiny near-singularity space.

LHC shut down their collider as a result of the new particles but LHC
only noticed a tiny fraction of them.

The rest remained hidden in the near-singularity contracted space.
Lest it be a lie and space doesn't contract to near singularity at
near light speed making Einstein a fool.

Europe's LHC will create a Black Hole.

From: BURT on
On Jun 4, 9:26 pm, "gu...(a)hotmail.com" <gu...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> When protons or matter travel &/or collide at 99.99% of light speed,
> relativistic space contracts to a near-singularity.
>
> LHC will-not/cannot observe the entire amount of new particles created
> &/or colliding in the tiny near-singularity space.
>
> LHC shut down their collider as a result of the new particles but LHC
> only noticed a tiny fraction of them.
>
> The rest remained hidden in the near-singularity contracted space.
> Lest it be a lie and space doesn't contract to near singularity at
> near light speed making Einstein a fool.
>
> Europe's LHC will create a Black Hole.

If we don't die black holes will be seen to not to exist.

Mitch Raemsch
From: Inertial on
<guskz(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:f9c07c6c-e79d-4fa3-bf70-8738dfa48ded(a)d37g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> When protons or matter travel &/or collide at 99.99% of light speed,
> relativistic space contracts to a near-singularity.
>
> LHC will-not/cannot observe the entire amount of new particles created
> &/or colliding in the tiny near-singularity space.
>
> LHC shut down their collider as a result of the new particles but LHC
> only noticed a tiny fraction of them.
>
> The rest remained hidden in the near-singularity contracted space.
> Lest it be a lie and space doesn't contract to near singularity at
> near light speed making Einstein a fool.
>
> Europe's LHC will create a Black Hole.

Stop you nonsensical religious clap trap .. it is COMPLETELY off topic.

From: Uncle Al on
"guskz(a)hotmail.com" wrote:
>
> When protons or matter travel &/or collide at 99.99% of light speed,
> relativistic space contracts to a near-singularity.
>
> LHC will-not/cannot observe the entire amount of new particles created
> &/or colliding in the tiny near-singularity space.

1) Cosmic rays.
2) Neurinos.
3) idiot

--
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From: Edward Green on
On Jun 5, 12:26 am, "gu...(a)hotmail.com" <gu...(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> When protons or matter travel &/or collide at 99.99% of light speed,
> relativistic space contracts to a near-singularity.
>
> LHC will-not/cannot observe the entire amount of new particles created
> &/or colliding in the tiny near-singularity space.
>
> LHC shut down their collider as a result of the new particles but LHC
> only noticed a tiny fraction of them.
>
> The rest remained hidden in the near-singularity contracted space.
> Lest it be a lie and space doesn't contract to near singularity at
> near light speed making Einstein a fool.
>
> Europe's LHC will create a Black Hole.

Relax. Nothing can go wrong. They sent the experts on deep water
drilling.