Fear of black hole machine triggers threats to researchers
'You are evil and dangerous and you are going to destroy the world'
James Gillies, head of public relations at the European scientific consortium called CERN that is building the Collider near Geneva, Switzerland, told the London Telegraph that he gets tearful phone calls from people pleading with the organization not to turn on the machine.
"They phone me and say, 'I am seriously worried. Please tell me that my children are safe,'" said Gillies.
Some scientists have reported receiving death threats.
"There are a number who say, 'You are evil and dangerous and you are going to destroy the world," reports Gillies.
Currently, the world's largest operational supercollider has a circumference of about four miles and is housed at Fermilab near Batavia, Ill. The new particle accelerator CERN is building, however, is 17 miles around and will have seven times the energy of Fermilab's Tevatron accelerator.
As WND reported earlier, some scientists have expressed concern that the Collider's capability of slamming protons together at an unprecedented peak energy of 14 trillion electron volts could create black holes on earth or hypothetical super-atoms called strangelets, either of which, according to some theories, could expand in massive reactions to completely destroy the planet.
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