Atlas Exp: Rumor of World End or Stupid Crackpot Theories?

In summary, the conversation revolved around the rumors and fears surrounding the high particle collider potentially causing a black hole or creating a small universe. The speaker expressed their curiosity about others' opinions on the matter and suggested starting a petition to shut down the collider. Another participant mentioned an existing thread on the topic and clarified that "ATLAS" is just one of the many detectors at the Large Hadron Collider.
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Ok folks, I have a bunch of friends who believe the high particle collieder will cause a black hole or that the atlas experiment team try to make a big bang or so called small universe.
I love to hear everyones opinions and thoughts about this rumor or stupid crackpot theories on how the world will end.
 
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OMG the universe will end?! THEY MUST SHUT DOWN THE PARTICLE COLLIDERS. Guys let's make a petition. Why hasn't anyone told me about this before!
 
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FAQ: Atlas Exp: Rumor of World End or Stupid Crackpot Theories?

What is the "Atlas Exp" and what is it about?

The "Atlas Exp" refers to a supposed experiment or event that some believe will lead to the end of the world. However, there is no scientific evidence or credible theories to support this claim. It is likely just a rumor or hoax.

Is there any truth to the "Atlas Exp" rumor?

There is no scientific basis for the "Atlas Exp" rumor. It is not supported by any credible research or evidence.

Who is behind the "Atlas Exp" rumor?

It is unclear who started the "Atlas Exp" rumor. It could have originated from a misunderstanding of scientific research or it could have been intentionally spread as a hoax.

Are there any legitimate theories about the end of the world?

There are many scientific theories about the potential end of the world, such as asteroid impacts or natural disasters. However, these theories are based on evidence and research, not rumors or crackpot ideas.

What should we do about the "Atlas Exp" rumor?

As scientists, it is important to critically examine claims and theories based on evidence and not just rumors. It is also important to educate others about the difference between credible scientific research and unfounded rumors.

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