> It is speculated that we may see particles disintigrate and disappear,
> forming a black hole. There will also be a simulation of milliseconds
> after the big bang.
>
> Fantastic science, but what then?
>
> I had to smile when one of the scientists involved said hat it was
> highly unlikely that the black hole would swallow us up, because it
> will be so incredibly tiny and brief.
>
> If you consider the so called original black hole wasnt to large, yet
> is contained the 'stuff' of the cosmsos.
>
> Does it make sense to compare the size of black holes? I think not,
> but if it was, the one in the accellerator would be enormous in
> comparison.
>
> I seem to recall the impact of an atom splitting exercise in the not
> too distant past !!!
>
> Interesting times indeed.
>
> BOfL
>