Could a Particle Accelerator Destroy Earth?

[@KuZiMeiChuan]

The great thing about vacuum decay is that it kills everyone at the speed of light, so there would be no warning and thus no fear, panic, or suffering at all. It's the nicest apocalypse.

[@pushabug_923]

Humanity wiped out without humanity knowing

[@yukeshvs9856]

Atleast one good news

[@trxo.1319]

I wanna die a slowly death.

[@yeahkeen2905]

Infamous Dun why?

[@liberatedcollective2124]

Amen

[@someonedude7463]

The partical accelerator is gonna create meta humans

[@takasmaka820]

Beta mans

[@saifunazar322]

flash

[@juliustorre3746]

The Flash was born!

[@elvisyong3663]

We need Harrison Wells

[@paulmichaelfreedman8334]

@@elvisyong3663 Which one...

[@evaristegalois6282]

*Whether it's by a particle accelerator or Thanos, I think that the Earth should be destroyed just to contain the horror that is the "Sonic the Hedgehog" movie before it's released*

[@SpamMeGooglification]

You must be furryphobic.

[@肖博航]

This is gonna get so many likes

[@kinga6347]

@@肖博航 good guess

[@RBsRealm]

The Sonic fandom is far worse than any movie the normies can create of it.

I think you mean *just because it contains the horror that is... The earth should be destroyed because it's too full of idiots that can't write or spell :D

[@EugeneKhutoryansky]

Reminds me of the "Ultimate Nullifier" in Marvel Comics, which has the power to destroy the entire Universe.

[@TheMystcast]

I am not conCERNed at all.

[@13orrax]

reported

[@TheMystcast]

@@13orrax *plays reverse uno card* Get deported.

[@Hensch]

el psy congroo

[@fifa19predictions49]

Death Play's Games annoying orange laught hahahaahahahaha

[@lordgarion514]

I would hope not, the LHC is a tiny little peashooter compared to what nature hits us with on a pretty regular basis. Actually, it would be even more pathetic than a peashooter. A pea moving at even one mile an hour would have drastically more energy than what the LHC makes.

[@basementdweller1625]

School, wtf is strangelets? Wheres my money?

[@makyx4303]

as he said things that propably can't exist

[@basementdweller1625]

@@makyx4303 yeah..strange aint it?

[@EchoHeo]

@@makyx4303 "Strange things that probably can't exist" are you talking about my money

[@cybercat0564]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppCbqn5ooNKrpdE

[@MBZ_64]

I think strangelets are theoretical stuff like dark matter and that's all I can think of

[@jubbetje4278]

Risk = Probability x Impact Given the worst thinkable impact, I wouldn't rely on unproven theories for probability.

[@StyeAI]

RIP Microwave time machine

[@justaracoonchillinginatoilet69]

EL PSY KONGROO

[@aakarshan01]

Oof. The memories

[@juliustorre3746]

Oh it's Steins Gate.

[@ginsan8198]

sunavabich

[@arkhamb]

Tu Tu ru

[@kenneth9343]

Merry Christmas everyone, from the Philippines.

[@ousarlxsfjsbvbg8588]

KENNETH Am I alone in having the worst Christmas I can remember?

[@h.l.69]

@@ousarlxsfjsbvbg8588 :(

[@h.l.69]

Merry Christmas !

[@ulysessoliverasponyman]

Maligayang pasko to you too

[@vladimirandric1205]

No

[@Strmbz]

So what you're saying is we could be creating a Halo just in case the flood start spreading through the universe and killing everything?

[@Aska222]

Havent you watched The Flash?? Obviously u mamas gonna become a meta human with the power of Flip flop summoning out of nowhere

[@devonhorn1714]

That would be a magical gift indeed

[@omarchahrour2838]

Yes

[@tikgamer8169]

Lol

[@jasonstephanie6761]

It's a show it's fake get over it:/

[@ytfp]

Its really sad that they do not understand what a black hole is and how even a small one is lights out. They can claim all they want but they do not know.

[@tomwade1589]

Merry Christmas to you too, Seeker... Delivering our daily dose of existentialism

[@Donald_tump]

Those ears can destroy the universe.....!!!!

[@jaydani1996]

So can you

[@jhinabuser8184]

MAGA

[@calebalbiston8625]

don't be mean to Donald Trump that's cruel!!!!!

[@calebalbiston8625]

and don't be mean to show presenter!

[@johnkean6852]

They create drag so you don't fall over when your jogging - mine are almost identical.

[@Storm_x]

No it creates The Flash and Beta Humans so get on with it!

[@aakarshan01]

Meta? Or beta?

[@dailydoseofhappiness1906]

It also creates atlantians like aquaman..

[@thespiritofjonathanjoestar6805]

@@dailydoseofhappiness1906 Aquaman is naturally a meta due to him being half breed of Atlantean and human. He doesn't need a particle accelerator

[@dailydoseofhappiness1906]

@@thespiritofjonathanjoestar6805 yes...but his anchestor atlantians were turned into metas by the explosion of particle reactor created during the reign of king Atlant as shown in the movie...

[@jasonstephanie6761]

Umm the flash is an TV show dumb ass if u was smart u would know that its fake:/

[@sense7074]

A wise man once asked an ignorant man, “how can you know what you are not doing if you can’t even truly explain what you are doing to it’s fullest extent?” Takes a second to understand this but it makes all the difference. Namaste.

[@tsresc]

*Julian Huguet is the Reverse Flash.* In the end, he takes off his spects and be like. "Merry Christmas, Metas!"

[@jasonstephanie6761]

ITS A SHOW ITS NOT REAL HOW ARE U SO DUMB

[@ItzHarley]

Hahah I love the fact you said 'the website SHOULDN'T kill you'... That means there's a chance.

[@PaulPaulPaulson]

Could earth (an earthquake) destroy a particle accelerator?

[@VishalKumar-jh2ev]

I love it

[@bigsig54]

Probably, if it's big enough.

[@josephmarciniak1997]

Considering a particle accelerator is a precise machine that takes up a very large amount of building space an earthquake could definitely easily knock things out of alignment

[@bigsig54]

I'd imagine they considered seismic activity when building it.

[@ezralabandeira3552]

@@josephmarciniak1997 well most particle accelerators are built underground and into the ground meaning it would most likely be safe from an earthquake since only the surface is affected

[@sithlorddread8721]

This is conCERNing Edit: I failed at using the * bold text feature

[@massimookissed1023]

Yeah, text formatting doesn't work within words or punctuation.

[@PearuArmasJ]

con*CERN*ing Edit: darn Edit #2: con *CERN* ing Now it works but it looks wonky

[@sithlorddread8721]

How does one do the line through words and what are other little *tricks*

[@maryamy.1265]

Love the pun

[@phucminhnguyenle250]

There are two schools: The ConCERNing and the ProCERNing

[@yuvaleliaz]

I don't think that mankind possesses the required knowledge of the universe and of the laws of nature to know whether such an accelerator may or may not cause catastrophic events. In other words, we are too dumb to be playing with this "fire" called a particle accelerator.

[@ceelee808]

I’m expecting the accelerator to explode giving us meta humans

[@prashantnook]

Cloverfield Paradox 🤩

[@one-of-us9939]

Thanks my brother. You explained so much, and now I understand that the sky isn't falling. Happy Holidays!⛄

[@bobwira808]

Build artificial Black Hole on planet earth is bad idea

[@theuseraccountname]

The problem with particle accelerators creating black holes isn't that "they'll suck up the entire earth", it's what happens once the black holes 'dies' in a sense. When a black hole reaches the end of its existence, it releases an enormous amount of energy.

[@_John_Sean_Walker]

That sounds like overunity to me.

[@zer0b0t]

The micro black hole touches the wall of the accelerator, starts absorbing atoms, then starts falling and absorbs more atoms until it reaches the center of the earth...

[@ZiroAz]

El Psy Kongroo

[@SiegfriedFafnirsbane]

El psy congroo

[@abhishekcs5468]

I am mad scientist !

[@gibbyace5077]

@@abhishekcs5468 its soo coool Sonuvabitch

[@kingofstrangeness7014]

El psy congroo

[@cheilin80]

If the particles accelerator explode I’ll like to get hit by a lightning at that movement.

[@trigunshergill258]

Merry Christmas seeker !!! Your videos are awesome

[@andrejz3020]

i love how the strangelet concerns on the official website are dismissed by essentially stating that "we have this thing running for years and no strangelets have been observed so its okay" ... bruh, that is not reassuring at all

[@uss_04]

Merry Christmas Science Fans! My gift to you ... is -Antimatter- annihilation! -Darkseid/Michael Ironside Voice

[@MrTweaksTV]

ohshit not michael ironside :))))))))))))))

[@ignacioariellopez8491]

Wait, but wouldnt a black hole that evaporates in 10 to the negative of 23 seconds, release such amount of energy all at once, doing more damage than any bomb that humanity has created?

[@TheFriendlyInvader]

With what energy? At best you're dealing with the initial mass being turned into pure energy photonically, but you're dealing with proton levels of mass, the possible levels of energy released would be no worse than basically any of the other experiments done at CERN.

[@johnjosmith42]

I love that you referenced Cat’s Cradle but it was also super spooky because I’m a) hungover due to crimbo excess and partying and b) was literally thinking to myself as you were talking ‘oh wow that sounds exactly like ice 9 in that book by Vonnegut.’ Awesome vid. Thanks guys and gals 🙏 🇬🇧

[@mrgameandsnacks1379]

He forgot to mention this is based off of our CURRENT understanding of the universe which could be wrong

[@l.o.gfauzan1877]

*NO!!* It will create The Flash

[@Taco1011]

Seeker be like "Merry Christmas everyone, here's a video on the apocalypse to get you into the holiday spirit!"

[@salabs4222]

What about 3 light accelerators coming in contact with each other making each other go faster and faster and faster every time they come in contact with each other???

[@blackhawk69100]

Very cheerful and festive😂..... But also very interesting 🤔

[@johnarizona3820]

All scientists who profess theory as if it were fact should be exposed and shunned. Makes all others look bad!

[@Boomvaughn]

These are the kinds of people to believe that the earth is flat

[@DoctorSess]

Boomvaughn 2006 woah woah woah... I don’t believe the earth is flat; I believe it’s a 3D simulation!

[@matthewspencer2094]

The logic of "it hasn't winked out reality so far, so that's not a thing" doesn't necessary work for quantum phenomena. If many worlds is true then from the perspective of Schrodinger cat the quantum trigger doesn't ever release the poison (because the cat would always survive in some branches, and those are the only ones where the cat still exists to experience anything). No matter how insanely likely the trigger's probability is. If many worlds is true, we are just experiencing branches of reality were vacuum decay hasn't been triggered... no matter how likely particle accelerators or cosmic particles are to cause vacuum decay.

[@artofwarandpeace9126]

I'm glad ye understands. What if I said to ye Chryst be within earth and married to Chryst within our only beggotten sun. Compare the sun spots to the last 10 or 20 years of concern for destruction.

[@grigner111]

Well, let’s pop some protons together and destroy the universe

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Merry Xmas everyone! 🎄🎄🎄

[@googooly1]

No. Next video

[@louistech112]

Great video man

[@SourDoughBill]

That the hypothesis gained traction from findings at the LHC is interesting, but not ironic.

[@gustavgnoettgen]

In the hands of the lockpicking Lawyer it can unravel existence's knitted fabric. DON'T EVER throw particle acceleraters in the normal trash without cutting the power cord, lock pickers may harm themselves or others.

[@SleepyBoiFloyd]

How many times do they tell us. “its a very small chance anything bad will happen” sounds like it can and it eventually will.

[@Falney]

I'm of the opinion that "it's not a 0% chance but then it's not a 0% chance that I will die in a car crash." in fact I heard some one say "you are more likely to get hit by lightning 10 times than for it to go wrong"

[@_John_Sean_Walker]

This one really shocked me.

[@forestsoceansmusic]

Something else just occurred to me today about your saying 'if the Earth collapsed into a Black Hole, it would be a LOT smaller but the Moon would still orbit it (NOT get sucked in) because the Earth would still have the same mass.' First of all, the escape velocity of any object is determined by its mass. Secondly, the Earth's escape velocity is about 7 miles per second. Thirdly, Black Holes are such humungously- massive objects, that their escape velocity is faster than the speed of light. So the minimum mass of a Black Hole is an ABSOLUTE. SO THERE IS NO WAY YOU COULD HAVE 'MINI' OR EVEN 'EARTH-SIZED' BLACK HOLES. Mainstream theoretical physics is making up too many fanciful theories -- probably as a way to get media attention to get more funding. "If geometrical axioms affected human interests, attempts would certainly be made to disprove them." -- Lenin.

[@Cxsonn]

Extremely underrated comment. More people need to see this. It’d save a lot of time and energy rather than just stressing out about it.

[@deepilt]

My only chance to be the fastest man alive.

[@TheRealCleezy]

Facts 😂

[@chandick1620]

CERN is building a time machine and is planning to dominate the world It's the choice of Stein's gate!!

[@Knotdead73]

We know shit about black holes. If I recall the closest is about 256 000 light years ftom us so....

[@Voidy]

no, but Metahumans can

[@Jordan-lr4bi]

Love these kinds of videos

[@arunnikam6551]

My name is Barry Allen, and I'm the fastest man alive, Remember ?

[@krysanne746]

hah the flash but imagine if it really happens

[@mcchuggernaut9378]

Considering things like colliding black holes and neutron stars, gamma ray bursts, hyper novae and other space phenomena routinely produce effects greater than any particle accelerator we could ever hope to build could ever achieve, I'm gonna' call this one solved and safe. If minute super-high-speed high-energy particle collisions were capable of causing planet-killing or other nasty anomalous/spacetime warping events, we would already know about it. Or not know, as we probably wouldn't exist at all if physics worked that way.

[@Nico_Sama]

If it was to "destroy the universe" it'd already have happened considering how old the universe really is.

[@arunavaghatak8614]

We should create strangelets and use them to destroy domain . com . Seeker will then stop advertising them.

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

Better question: SHOULD WE make a particle accelerator Answer: HECK NO!!!

[@survivorbastard1416]

Hell Yes

[@Mr_Movie_Fan]

@@survivorbastard1416 😑

[@survivorbastard1416]

@@Mr_Movie_Fan Hahaha

[@dejboi]

Exactly what i wanted for Christmas

[@tsmspace]

These tiny black holes are clearly real. This is because we will manufacture black hole generators that produce a steady stream of black holes that form a beam about a meter long, and jedi will use them to block blaster fire and try to chop at each-other. These beams will be very effective cutting tools because they will work like infinite gravity right at the edge of the blade.

[@vjp2866]

I'm little bit worried that they are opposing the creator and concentrating the creation stuffs more with limited knowledge of science.

[@Funnybunny-h8u]

I don't know about partical accelerator but building my own website kill me...ya..I M DEAD

[@kermitmuppet5610]

Can you guys do this during a lighting storm?

[@hoodpeppapig1563]

Me: Watches videos about man sticking his head in a particle accelerator KZbin Recommendations: What if you die? Me: I'd have a funeral.......

[@r8them84]

*A decade from now* “Man this is the worst birthday ever.” “Why because we’ve accidentally created a blackhole by accident that’s bound to destroy all of humanity?” “No because it’s a little humi- *YES BECAUSE WE CREATED A BLACKHOLE BY ACCIDENT THAT IS BOUND TO DESTROY HUMANITY!*

[@LaserFur]

if you look at the math for hawking radiation there is a way for the micro black hole to give off energy and not shrink. It would still shrink due to quantum tunneling. The result would be damage to the detector.

[@joab757]

Eventually we will create an ity bidy tiny black hole, got it! I’m good! And I’m not worried about vacuum decay because I don’t think we truly understand particle physics entirely anyway.

[@UngovernableU]

My man here build like slenderman , anyways Merry Christmas !

[@RBsRealm]

We'd need a lot of the material *"TriggerusFarLeftus"* to put into one to destroy the world.

[@smartass013]

if a black hole has nothing to eat . it would explode. and if that happens it might create a worm hole. so if make a small enough worm hole with nothing to eat you would create a worm hole . very short. work hole . and may for interstellar a change of very short work holes

[@Draxtini]

How can you back this up in any way? You just spewed bullshit.

[@anjelpatel36]

So why don't those lonely black holes floating around the space turn into wormholes?

[@hackinglife4118]

Sorry, that is sci-fi my friend👍

[@eduAIJourney]

*happy Christmas guys*

[@TheBoagboy]

Nice Christmas episode

[@Macgyver1307]

I would like to see what would happen if you sent a particle into a mini black hole that the collider created!

[@_John_Sean_Walker]

It would say "gimy more"

[@h4ider170]

Flash agrees

[@h4ider170]

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[@whtjddn3]

it can summon multiple Spider-men~!!

[@aheadclover6186]

Wrong universe bro

[@SBVCP]

Also, Seeker. could you make a video explainging why dont we create tiny black holes to study them better than we could on space (as they are so far away)?

[@Bodyknock]

When the title of a video is a question, the answer is always the obvious one (in this case "No")

[@marz4021]

Yes it will and we must let it as we are in the Endgame now.

[@ped-away-g1396]

this episode literally made me chuckle several times. not that i find it bullshit or something. you know, i'm not american, some sentences may not sound funny to you guys as they do to me.

[@cheapnugget7939]

Speaking of particle accelerators could we build one in space since there is almost a vacuum place where any worry about particles colliding with other particles that aren't meant to be collided with. Like could is there a possibility where humans could make a particle accelerator so large that it encircles the Earth? and what would happen if such thing were to be constructed, I'm really curious

[@Javierm0n0]

It's annoying that people keep trying to push these doomsday scenarios without understanding what an accelerator is, does and accomplishes.

[@wehushi_sushi]

It doesn't matter life is ultimately meaningless

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

yeah, maybe your life

[@dominiquemarshall1901]

May the Science be with You and your life too.

[@Brandon-tz2wh]

well if you can make a tiny black hole its safe to assume someone could scale that up 100,000 times and make it big enough to eat a city if you made a massive PA

[@SBVCP]

"SERN dont want to destroy the world...they want the 5100!"

[@Eamenic1]

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!

[@XassassincodXstan]

'It might destroy the intire universe but... i wouldnt worry about it too much'

[@rafaelricardovilorio602]

And what about the space elevator idea? It's a bad one. It would affect earth's rotation.

[@WeylandLabs]

This would make for an awesome movie or documentary ! Man gets destroyed due to ignorance of intelligence.

[@Dabadabadoobie]

Stop Scrolling. It'll save you from all the people who can't proofread their comments before commenting.

[@chrissscottt]

The Strangelets is a good name for a band.

[@OntarioFirefighter]

So my wife has always been a hypochondriac ... I’ve just found out how amusing it is having her watch these types of videos ... she’s been looking up at the sky in horror for close to an hour now ... good times!

[@johnkean6852]

..your fine until she hands you a hammer and points towards DIY store to build a shelter .. enjoy your freedom until then...🤣

[@hackman-hackman]

Wait! I didnt get this part 1:58? Why wouldn't the moon's orbit change? Does that mean Earth's gravitational field would remain the same? If so, how is that a blackhole???

[@icyknightmare4592]

If you shrink one earth mass down to the size of a bullet, all that mass is still there, even if the volume is tiny. Unless the mass is changed somewhere along the way, the gravity stays the same for tiny black hole earth as it was for planet earth.

[@aayusharya6899]

@@Droplifter Yeah! Because of the earth's average density, if we dig deeper into the crust, gravity starts to decrease (Imagine a sphere around where you'd be digging, with its center being earth's center - it would have lesser mass). Well there's no gravity at the center of any spherical body with radius r -> 0. There will be gravity for r->0+ (infinite in case of black hole) and greater radii.

[@Ulquiorra_..]

You can safely orbit blackholes they don't really suck things in or anything like that. They still pretty much function like anything else with gravity it only changes when you get too close. If you made a blackhole with the mass of the earth and put it where the earth was everything would continue as if the earth was still there because the gravity would be the same.

[@merbst]

Watch the videos of the PBS: SpaceTime channel

[@aayusharya6899]

@@Ulquiorra_.. Adding on to this, acc to general relativity when mass curves spacetime, objects near it tend to move in the path of least resistance. For objects already in motion, it's basically a circle. If the earth were stationary, the Sun would suck it up. If the Sun gets replaced with a black hole, things will still be the same with the exception that now instead of becoming a part of the Sun's plasma, the earth would enter the black hole's singularity (if singularities actually do exist).

[@jacquelinewalker-5731]

23 Member States Who are our Member States? Today CERN has 23 Member States: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Israel, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom.

[@justalunatic4268]

If a particle accelerator explodes would it give those affected by the explosion superpowers?

[@JKDVIPER]

As long as the person or people doing the experiment KNOW THE MASS of the particle they’re hitting. It shouldn’t do anything too crazy. But if they miscalculate? 😉

[@icantthinkofagoodusername5564]

I think the hadron collider would open a portal to another world or dimension that could bring alien horrors who can destroy the world using magic or alien technology(maybe it would just simply open a portal but no aliens would come out ).Maybe it could create something amazing and beautiful or you are right with all your claim.

[@_John_Sean_Walker]

Only my comment came out.

[@VBEd666]

I believe that the micro black holes created by Particle Accelerators is affecting “The Time Ljne” which is the underlying cause of the phenomenon known as “The Mandela Effect”. HEY SEEKER, PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THE MANDELA EFFECT.

[@Cavi587]

Any scientific proof on that? As long as you just believe that without any valid reason, it has absolutely no credibility and is probably not worth making a video about.

[@VBEd666]

Cavi587 Julian in this video talked about CERN and the creation of micro Black Holes. You are demanding Proof from me but science only offers Theories. Scientists have a theory that Time changes near a Black Hole. Quantum Physicists have a theory called “ The Multi-Verse Theory” that there are multiple universes and multiple time lines. I’m not making this up. There are many videos on KZbin concerning the causes of The Mandela Effect that integrate scientific theories. I suggest you do yourself a favour and broaden your knowledge to get rid of your ignorance on this subject and watch some of them.

[@Cavi587]

@@VBEd666 I'm well aware of multi-verse theory and I do not deny it, it's quite an interesting topic. What I asked for is evidence to why would the LHC be the reason for such timeline shifts. For us on Earth it might seem like it's a powerful device, but in the scale of the universe, even if a black hole was created there, it would not have enough power to do anything so drastic. You are free to believe in your own theory of course, free speech is beautiful, but I personally don't believe that just because LHC is connected to black holes, and black holes might mess with time, automatically makes it responsible for The Mandela Effect.