Yes, but there may be something about the atmosphere or environment up there that mitigates the effects. I don't think it's likely, but the probability is greater than zero.
Ideally, we'd do such experiments on the moon or Mars instead of Earth.
One of these days humanity will get the Galactic Darwin Award.
"Here at the LHC, News 9 is about to witness the first ever batch of artificial mini black holes. Here comes the first one now...oh shi~ ^& [NO CARRIER]
People are more comfortable if they see some bit of outside. I'd suggest at least a sky-light(s) of some kind on the ceiling. It can be closed up or have a haze layer drawn over it if the sun is too direct.
Slashdot Mirror
Bah, it's just the reflection of Venus off of a weather balloon.
Bender was her copilot, and he wants his shiny metal ass back.
How about we give points to both sides:
Points to GOP: The Earth's temperature is volatile such that man-made changes to it are not really anything new or unique*.
Points to Dems: Increases in CO2 provably cause the temperature to rise.
* Sub-counter-point: The changes will f$ck over human society either way.
Back then I didn't need to charge my electric fence to keep the kids off my lawn.
That's another 10 years in school :-)
The total mass & gravity of the (ex) moon would remain the same if it became a black hole.
Less dramatic than a ship. Sometimes you have to use showmanship to get people to pay attention, even if it's technically less accurate or logical.
Quantum Rube Goldberg Device...or is that redundant?
God typed "Run Idiots_Beta.exe"
We're supposed to wear pants? No wonder I just got a pay cut.
so it's like using Intel CPU's
Yes, but there may be something about the atmosphere or environment up there that mitigates the effects. I don't think it's likely, but the probability is greater than zero.
Ideally, we'd do such experiments on the moon or Mars instead of Earth.
One of these days humanity will get the Galactic Darwin Award.
"Here at the LHC, News 9 is about to witness the first ever batch of artificial mini black holes. Here comes the first one now...oh shi~ ^& [NO CARRIER]
Time to invade Microsoft!
The teacher had to sell it to the principle that it was merely an "instant human biology lesson".
I've been telling the suits that PowerPoint will put an eye out, and now I have proof
Steve Jobs: "You were launching it wrong."
Perhaps, but I'd hate to be on the Mutation Coaster.
Along with 30,000 pair-less socks
Build a replica of the HMS Beagle next to it, Darwin's ship.
They should build it in Florida; they're gonna need it when global warming floods the place.
I know I can out-troll anybody. Watch this!...
"Professor Dunning is quite confident in the results of the study." (Paraphrased...sorta)
In h*ll you have Chinese wife, American food, and Japanese house.
People are more comfortable if they see some bit of outside. I'd suggest at least a sky-light(s) of some kind on the ceiling. It can be closed up or have a haze layer drawn over it if the sun is too direct.