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Scientists: Tomorrow is the soil in
Tomorrow it blows - then scientists in Switzerland to try to reproduce the big bang in a jättemaskin.
But a large group of other scientists warn that the project will lead to the Earth's destruction.
The world's largest machine, The Large Hadron Collider, as it is called - has taken 14 years to build. Tomorrow is switched it on for the first time. The idea is to try to create a "mini-Big Bang" by allowing the protons collide with each other. The researchers hope to solve the riddle behind the Big Bang and perhaps get answers to how the universe emerged.
Black holes
At the same time, other scientists warn that the project will lead to soil destruction, when the entire planet sucked into the black hole that is thought to cause the machine. A large group of researchers has reported the project to the European Court of Human Rights and to a court in the United States because they fear that new particles, strangelets, and black holes believed to be created in particle accelerator will destroy the earth.
Several researchers behind the project, including Nobel prizewinner in physics, Frank Wilczek, has even received death threats. According to the newspaper Telegraph, he and his colleagues daily may receive telephone calls, faxes and e-mail from people who have been "both anxious and aggressive."
-- What makes me angry is that people believe in it where nonsense. We are doing this to benefit humanity, not to destroy it, "says James Gillies, public relations officer for the project.
A security report has, however, gave the green light for the project and claims that it jättemaskinen simulate is something that happened hundreds of thousands of times before in the wild.