This video will blow your mind!!

[solarman216]

ermmmm...it's pretty well know (Einstein) ...It's the other way around the faster an object travels the bigger the mass...the stationary spec of space rock still has the same mass as it did 5 million years ago provided it hasn't bounced of something else on the mean time

OK but this is all theory and lets face it in the real world it is not going to happen, Rick

 

[AlexD333]

OK but this is all theory and lets face it in the real world it is not going to happen, Rick

Yes true, the only thing I know of was the 60 odd miles of underground tunnels in whatever country that was, where they spin the electrons or whatever it was to collide as close to the speed of light as possible in hope to make a black hole.

I'll try and dig it out, I'm not making much sense :augie

 

[AlexD333]

Here is the daddy - http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Hadron_Collider

60 miles might have been a bit much :augie

 

[solarman216]

If you look at my post 10 that is exactly what I was talking about, Rick

 

[solarman216]

Have you considered Neutrinos, Alex they are passing through your body all the time and rarely hit anything, they pass between the spaces between your body atomic bits or such like, they are only detected by heavy water deep underground where a hit with a heavy water particle emits a fragment of light, Rick

 

[AlexD333]

If you look at my post 10 that is exactly what I was talking about, Rick

Im not surprised, this is the way it usually is:lol you come up with the solution, we suggest a load of other ways, then it turns out to be that

Have you considered Neutrinos, Alex they are passing through your body all the time and rarely hit anything, they pass between the spaces between your body atomic bits or such like, they are only detected by heavy water deep underground where a hit with a heavy water particle emits a fragment of light, Rick

that is also crazy?!? I will have to check that out too!:naughty

 

[johnb5177]

Alex, check this out...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...rticles-spewing-black-hole-centre-galaxy.html