Since 4.5 billions of years cosmic rays are hitting on this planet’s strathosphere and Earth is still here and since 4.5 billions of years cosmic rays are hitting on the Moon and the Moon is still here. CERN mentions this correctly.
But the big difference between what nature is doing by cosmic radiation onto celestial bodys and what LHC (and RHIC) are doing by head-on-collisions is, that resulting collision-products (all kind of unknown exotic particles) ARE resting into our Earths core (and in the sun too).
Nobody knows, what Dark-Matter really is - nobody knows if extradimensions are existing and if so, which kind of extra-parameters should there be to include in diverging risk-scenarios.
So it is an accompleted crime against all living on this planet to risk pollutioning of Earth’s core just because these machines are built - there must be an immediat switch to nature-similar collider technology, which mainly consists in changing towards collisions in fixed-target-mode only (and in lesser luminosities as at RHIC and LHC).
Continuous enrichment/pollution of Earth’s (and Sun’s) core is a gamble with all future generations. Altough untill today, just a few ones did relize this, future generations will blame the experimentators of our epoche for risking their existence.
This is written in the strong hope future generations of all kind of living beeings will indeed be living on this one and only beautyfull blue marbled planet Earth.
Chances therefore are quite good, as RHIC and LHC are just creating some billions of billions of ultratiny exotic-particles and probable they won’t transform Earth’s matter into any non-life-enabeling form. But as nobody can really know, what will be the outcome of those particles interaction with Earth’s matter - an immediat stopp of experimentationing is urgent.
Stopping LHC and RHIC doesn’t mean at all a stop of experimental physics nor collider-experimentationing - it is just setting an end to an out-dated technology which must lead to a better one.
Stopping (riskful) inefficiency and switching towards energy-saving (and riskless) technology is as scientific progress and nature are working and unifying.
A more nature friendly humanity will keep nature friendly with humanity.
Marc Fasnacht
2010-02-22 | achtphasen | 13:35:47 |
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Verfasst am: 24.02.2010, 11:53 Titel:
Und nun fängt das grosse Schulterklopfen an, warum auch nicht:
Zitat:Große Klasse, Herr Uebbing!
Gruß, Raimund WelschAllerdings hätte ich an seiner Stelle doch noch Bezug zu den "Leichtplaneten" genommen, die vermutlich auch Teil der "Großen Klasse" sind:
Zitat:4. Leichtplaneten - besondere, erst kürzlich entdeckte Exoplaneten:
Der jüngst entdeckte Planet mit der Bezeichnung Kepler-7b hat eine Dichte von 0,17 Gramm / Kubikzentimeter. Diese Dichte mag auf größere Temperaturen zurückzuführen sein. Die Entdeckung dieses Leichtplaneten mit so geringer Dichte entsprach n i c h t den Erwartungen, die aus den gängigen Planetenmodellen herrühren.Dieser "Leichtplanet" hat immerhin eine Masse von ~0.4 Jupitermassen, was fast eineinhalb mehr Masse ist als der zweitgrösste Planet unseres Sonnensystems, der Saturn, aufbringt und über hundertmal mehr Masse, als unsere gute Erde auf die Waage bringt.
Der referenzierte Planet hat also eine geringe Dichte, nicht eine geringe Masse !
Freundliche Grüsse, Ralf