Dang it, I cant drink (too young), I'll be sober when I go.

Maybe we could somehow pop up on a new planet that could support us?

Or maybe it will only take out Switzerland and France?

That's complete gibberish, the energies involved in this experiment are an insignificant fraction of an insignificant fraction of the energies involved in the big bang. The big bang set the energy budget for the entire universe, after all.

If we're lucky only France and Switzerland will be taken out.

Removal of the French will be greatly appreciated by us rednecks.

EDIT: sry for the useless post, the other one didn't come up for some reason

Black hole would be boring... I want a Doom-esque rift to Hell, from which pours an unrelenting tide of Cacodemons and Hell Knights breathing terrible balefire onto the huddled, fearful masses.

But, barring that, I'd be happy with the expansion of scientific knowledge, so that humanity might take another step away from the superstitious campfire-shadows of religion.

I believe that's the motto of gynecologists everywhere. 

Well, i've been seriosly reasurching on the Large hadron collider, now let me tell you something about it.

In the first place, chanse of it creating a black whole are 0.000000000000001. The value are not absolutly exact, but noone will give you absolutly exact value on thi- it is estimation. Now, in case it does create a black hole, the black hole evaporates. Even if chanse for the evaporation theory to be wrong is 50% (and the chanse is really much lower) the chanse of black hole damaging eath has to be at least!!! devided by 2, so it is now 0.00000000000000000000000000001 (28 zeroes). Now after that you have unastematably lowchanse of the black hole to move slower than 20-8m/s (escape velosity from earth gravily field). The speed of the colliding particle rays is very crose to speed of light, wich is 300000000 meters per second. What is the chanse o them slowing down that much? Let me tell you, that in the history, wich operated much slower collisions, nothing lik this ever hapened. If the speed of black hole is over that, it will fly away from earth and do no damage. The last issue is that noone knows if such microscopic black whole will be able to suck anything in at all. So, if you add up all of the zeroes, thay will not fit on your monitor screen. Now, even in the worse scenario, suking up our planet for the black whole will take anything from a thousand to few trillion years, after the sun explodes, when we will not really care about it!

and by the way, in case that formation of blackwhole on suck low energies is possible, there are few thousand blackholes formed in our atmosfere every day from collision of particles with high energy cosmic rays. We are still alive. Will having 1001 instead of 1000 a day change something?

You're forgetting Stephen Hawking!  He said that black holes evaporate inversely proportional to their mass.

Such a puny black hole will simply evaporate, or get PWNed by Stephen Hawking.

If not, Louis Black will do a special on black holes, and declare them the root of all evil!

the chances of a black hole are highly unlikely

for those who have played Half-Life

                The possibility of a “resonance cascade” scenario is highly unlikely

@DalzK

Clearly, you, like much of the rest of the populace, are unaware of how physics work.

Black holes do not function as they are depicted in popular culture-the only time they're marginally close to this is when you're inside the event horizon.  They obey the same laws of physics as everything else (although the no hair theorem is a source of confusion), and a black hole on this small scale would have insufficient mass to pull anything in before it evaporated.  Notice the reference to how far light would travel in that timeframe, and then remember that nothing travels that fast.  Not even the force of gravity, however strong, can break that limit (in general-special cases exist, but they're not relevant for our discussion), and in this case, the force of gravity is not that strong.

As far as the possibility of some event, whether or not it is related to the micro black holes, or dragons, or Barney, or whatever, is concerned-quantum mechanics does have a bit to say about the LHC, and that's where the vast majority, if not all, of this uncertainty comes from.  According to quantum mechanics, anything can happen.

But I don't see anyone worried about the dragons.

And, for the record, we are still alive.

If a threatening black hole is created, won't Chuck Norris simply roundhouse-kick it into non-existence?

Sole Soul they didnt even collide the particles yet...it was just a full beam test thats all.

I guess it is you who doesntk now how physics works...infcat you said it yourself...anything can happein in quantum mechanics, and so there is a chance there will be a large stable black hole that will kill us all gg gb no re

rofl at the webcam

(Every time I hit the edit button it just refreshes the page....)

Yes, theoretically.  All matter has a gravity-field, adding its field to all other fields.  Any region of space where the gravity field overpowers light will technically be a black hole.  If such a region exists inside an atom, then yes, but if such a thing can happen is up to Michio Kaku!