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Pulpnoir.com (pulpnoir.com):
… Desktop armageddon, as reported by BBC News. “It was generated at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC) in New York, US, which smashes beams of gold nuclei together at near light speeds.”LINK …

ConstantQuantum (constantquantum.wordpress.com):
…  or http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/15/science/15risk.html?ref=science or http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89265915 or, even more ominously this story filed at the BBC back in 2005http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4357613.stmConsciousness Studies are kind of freaky:  http://www.imprint.co.uk/jcs.html      It’s science day. Alex and I were talking about Namespaces at 6:30 this morning. (Don …

DE TODO UN POCO (detodounpoco-tag.blogspot.com):
… razón quedaremos en ridículo y si no tiene razón moriremos y no podremos probar que había riesgo una vez consumado ese riesgo. El CERN lanza un órdago con esa carta. Aun así el experimento probó a Mr. Wagner, no al Brookhaven laboratory. Puesel resultado de los experimentos fue "una sorpresa perfecta" (sci-am may 2000, brookhaven bulletin). En efecto, ningún teórico acertó, incluyendo a Hawking: no se creó un plasma supercaliente como todos esperaban sino una bola de materia oscura casi estable …

DE TODO UN POCO (detodounpoco-tag.blogspot.com):
… razón quedaremos en ridículo y si no tiene razón moriremos y no podremos probar que había riesgo una vez consumado ese riesgo. El CERN lanza un órdago con esa carta. Aun así el experimento probó a Mr. Wagner, no al Brookhaven laboratory. Puesel resultado de los experimentos fue "una sorpresa perfecta" (sci-am may 2000, brookhaven bulletin). En efecto, ningún teórico acertó, incluyendo a Hawking: no se creó un plasma supercaliente como todos esperaban sino una bola de materia oscura casi estable …

Planet Musings (golem.ph.utexas.edu):
… my various blogs) over the years may be aware, this connection is allowing the development a striking number of techniques relevant to actual heavy ion phenomenology — and carries no risk to the 4-dimensional world (which someone should have told the BBC in early 2005…).  Of course, we’re all hoping that the extra dimensions actually have some ontological status beyond being a mere mathematical trick, but time will tell. Anyway, there we had it: three kinds of black hole physics, all of which are probably …

YouSeeMii.com (youseemii.com):
… is beyond anything previously possible in the scientific community, primarily due to available technology; however, the nature of the ‘evaporating’ black holes as described in the article almost hints at behavior noted in a 2005 finding atBrookhaven National Laboratoryin New York. In that particular case, researchers had produced a fireball within the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider that, while lasting only “10 million, billion, billionths of a second,” seemingly exhibited the characteristics of a black hole. …