Sean Renaud
The West Coast Pop
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A weasel attacked the Large Hadron Collider and. . .they turned it off for repairs. Okay in the movie the weasel grew super big, ran amok until scientists found a giant snake.
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A weasel attacked the Large Hadron Collider and. . .they turned it off for repairs. Okay in the movie the weasel grew super big, ran amok until scientists found a giant snake.
Or built a giant robot snake.
With a one hit kill sword that everyone forgets about until it's dramatically relevant.
A weasel attacked the Large Hadron Collider and. . .they turned it off for repairs. Okay in the movie the weasel grew super big, ran amok until scientists found a giant snake.
These sorts of mishaps are not unheard of, says Marsollier. The LHC is located outside of Geneva. "We are in the countryside, and of course we have wild animals everywhere." There have been previous incidents, including one in 2009, when a bird is believed to have dropped a baguette onto critical electrical systems.
Nor are the problems exclusive to the LHC: In 2006, raccoons conducted a "coordinated" attack on a particle accelerator in Illinois.
It is unclear whether the animals are trying to stop humanity from unlocking the secrets of the universe.
Of course, small mammals cause problems in all sorts of organizations. Yesterday, a group of children took National Public Radio off the air for over a minute before engineers could restore the broadcast.
So far we have a giant weasel, a hybrid bird baguette and Honey I blew up the Kid? That's gonna be hell on tourism.
So who's got a Yaeger ready?