Your Ad Here

CERN Dangers Update 08/03/08

Video response on: CERN finally announces start-up date for LHC

3 Ratings

Share |

Email to friends

Flag Content

Favorites

Comments: 2

Favorited: 2

CERN Dangers
First hour guest, physicist Dr. Walter L. Wagner spoke about possible dangers from upcoming experiments conducted by CERN�??s Large Hadron Collider, and an accident that occurred there a number of months ago. Assurances that all will be fine at CERN are not borne out by the evidence, he said, and a lawsuit to postpone testing is proceeding.
Walter Wagner graduated UC Berkeley with a Minor in Physics, and a Major in Biology. Later, he discovered a novel particle in a balloon-borne cosmic ray detector, initially identified as a magnetic monopole. Though its identity remains uncertain, it is definitely not within the standard repertoire of known particles. After a three-year break from science to attend law school, Dr. Wagner resumed work in Physics and Biology at the US Veterans Administration Medical Center in San Francisco, working in Nuclear Medicine and Health Physics. He then embarked on teaching Science and Mathematics, from grade school to college. Dr. Wagner developed a botanical garden in Hawaii, and continues involvement with several professional associations, including Health Physics Society and Society of Nuclear Medicine.
Sunday August 3rd, 2008
Host:George Noory

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2008/08/03.html
http://www.lhcdefense.org/
http://hps.org/

Tags: CERN Dangers Large Hadron Collider Walter Wagner Black Holes

Want less banners? Sure, but only for members: Sign up for free

Comments & Responses

Video Responses

Post Video Responses

No videos found

Text Comments

Post Comment

	Scary, Humans are never going to be as smart as the creator of this planet/universe. Humans should know we have to draw the line somewhere, and look for ways to improve our planet and help people. Not, waste money on silly science experiments and wars only create new enemy's. Reply...
Curtow24 (1 month ago)

	CERN, particle of God and atomic bomb What follows in this experiment? This experiment is made to attract funds, the rest is a large international media publicity. LHC Project tries to prove existence of particle called the Higgs particle of God, which physicist Peter Higgs says: this particle would endow all particles with mass in the Universe, except for fotonii and neutrons. English physicist after that, everything floats in a sea of Higgs particles, capatand electron at a table and a weight of its own. After some specialists planets, stars and galaxies represents 4% of the universe, and a quantity of 26% is represented by black material, while 70% is composed of dark matter, called "energy noire" guilty of continuing expansion and acceleration of the Universe galaxies in directions opposite to one other. Scientists can not explain how it formed and in which they interact. Humanity is faced with a big energy crisis, but there is much in this respect. Basically, what happens? A gas, hydrogen is split components in the particles, protons and electrons with electric fields of positive and negative. Protons results in two accelerators accelerate particles in two different directions on a length of about 29 km. Particle accelerator is composed of 5000 superconducting magnets and cooled to -271.25 C, minimum temperature of nature. Protons are accelerated both directions of the accelerator with a speed equal to the speed of light 99.9999991 who will meet in a point (SCM) they interact, and the resulting energy during this experiment would be 100 000 times bigger than the one existing in the sun. Scientists have been discovering in this sense, I mean getting as much energy to destroy the planet and the beings on this planet. In this case, recall the atomic bomb and the benefits of disaster that it causes, because this experiment is based on the same idea, namely interaction, impact or violent collision of two quantities of energy in which the result is the same. http://crizaenergie-sistemeeneregie.blog spot.com/ http://energielibera-freeenergy.blogspot .com/ Romanian Reply...
Manoliuval (1 month ago)