the experiment to create artifical black holes is another story, but yes, it will take place in this Collider (LHC).
Anyway, you don't have to be afraid, black holes which doesn't reach the critical mass will "eat up" themselves (radiating out their energy to the environment), so they'll eventually evaporate ( according to Prof. Hawking. The experiment will only create very-very-very small black holes, which will "live" only for some nanosecundum or less.. )
you should check out http://www.hawking.org.uk/ for more info.
'The owners of the theater chain I work for has started planning for the ROTK.
They have received information that ROTK is expected to be exceptionally long. It will include a 15 minute intermission. The movie is expected to end at a predetermined spot, but the film will continue to run. There will be a filler strip included by New Line that carries a musical score and some sort of color pattern.
RUMOR has it the film will be around 4 hours long.'
Sorry, you misunderstood my words... or maybe i didn't elaborate clearly:
The Elrond-Narsil-Aragorn scene will rock in the film. I'd like the way PJ adopted this, and make it a very powerful event, when Aragorn recives his sword.
Aragorn-going-tobe-king was always one of my favorite "subquest" from the book and one of the favorite scenes from this is when Aragorn and his company goes through the Path of the Dead:
"Oathbreakers, why have ye come?" - and a voice was heard out of the night that answered him, as if from far away: "To fulfil our oath and have peace."
Then Aragorn said: "The hour is come at last. Now I go to Pelargir upon Anduin, and ye shall come after me. And when all this land is clean of the servants of Sauron, I will hold the oath fulfilled and ye shall have peace and depart for ever."
"For I am Elessar, Isildur's heir of Gondor."
I wonder, if this will be in the film... it would be nice:)
Rumors tell that over 3 or maybe 4 hours? Anybody heard anything "official"?
Regarding the trailer, I think that this will be the most fantastic part of the whole. My favorite scene from the trailer is when Aragorn reclaims the Narsil from Elrond... man, that scene has some real power in it (if you read the books, ofcoz):)
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Imho bandwidth and computing power is not the same ;)
;)
But, oh well, can't wait to get access to this LWC (or Large W@rez Collider)
no, afaik.
..
the experiment to create artifical black holes is another story, but yes, it will take place in this Collider (LHC).
Anyway, you don't have to be afraid, black holes which doesn't reach the critical mass will "eat up" themselves (radiating out their energy to the environment), so they'll eventually evaporate ( according to Prof. Hawking. The experiment will only create very-very-very small black holes, which will "live" only for some nanosecundum or less
)
you should check out http://www.hawking.org.uk/ for more info.
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'The owners of the theater chain I work for has started planning for the ROTK.
They have received information that ROTK is expected to be exceptionally long. It will include a 15 minute intermission. The movie is expected to end at a predetermined spot, but the film will continue to run. There will be a filler strip included by New Line that carries a musical score and some sort of color pattern.
RUMOR has it the film will be around 4 hours long.'
Sorry, you misunderstood my words ... or maybe i didn't elaborate clearly :
:
... it would be nice :)
The Elrond-Narsil-Aragorn scene will rock in the film. I'd like the way PJ adopted this, and make it a very powerful event, when Aragorn recives his sword.
Aragorn-going-tobe-king was always one of my favorite "subquest" from the book and one of the favorite scenes from this is when Aragorn and his company goes through the Path of the Dead
"Oathbreakers, why have ye come?" - and a voice was heard out of the night that answered him,
as if from far away: "To fulfil our oath and have peace."
Then Aragorn said: "The hour is come at last. Now I go to Pelargir upon Anduin, and ye shall come after me. And when all this land is clean of the servants of Sauron, I will hold the oath fulfilled and ye shall have peace and depart for ever."
"For I am Elessar, Isildur's heir of Gondor."
I wonder, if this will be in the film
Rumors tell that over 3 or maybe 4 hours? Anybody heard anything "official"?
... man, that scene has some real power in it (if you read the books, ofcoz) :)
Regarding the trailer, I think that this will be the most fantastic part of the whole. My favorite scene from the trailer is when Aragorn reclaims the Narsil from Elrond
you should stick with jabber (and good ol' icq) ... and let this bastards burn in hell with their fucked up ideas.