Do you know the LHC does nothing, but on a much smaller scale, that hasn’t been going on in the upper atmosphere for billions of years? Abstract knowledge is always a good thing except for the .000001% chance when it will get us blown to little tiny bits and those tiny bits set on fire.
Well, there were no cameras in the upper atmosphere to record those collisions, so... the LHC has that going for it.
Abstract knowledge is always a good thing except for the .000001% chance when it will get us blown to little tiny bits and those tiny bits set on fire.
Every 'experiment' has that same chance. Every one. Different experiments have higher rates, but all have the miniscule percentage.
There is a .000001% chance that while responding to my comment, we will all get blown to pieces and those tiny bits set on fire.