Large Hadron Collider: End of the world?

Aiya. I want to give a review on my new class before sch reopen...but guess its too late. lol.

Anyway, I'm not sure how many of you have heard about the Large Hadron Collider. It has just taken place about a few days ago. It's about physicist finding new answers to physic. This Large Hadron Collider is also known as the fastest particle accelerator. What is does is shoot out a particle around a ring 300ft below the ground and then it will increase its speed until a collision occurs. The collision is estimated to occur on 21st october. What does this mean to us? Some say better internet connections, better sallelite while some thinks that this could BE THE END OF THE WORLD.

Skeptics were afraid that this high speed particles will create a black hole and suck up the earth. Seriously this particles will reach a temperature about more than 10000 times that of the sun. It was expected that the END would be by the time the particle has been launched. But it looks like we are still alive. So it's not the end yet...

Personally, I feel that by the time the collision occurs, there will be something really cool happening. There could also possibly be a sign of danger. Why is that so? This particles could be making a new gravitational force that could attract objects from outer space. An alien? Who knows.
But don't worry, i have no backup for my stand. It's just my wild calculation.

Lastly, if the collision is successful, then it will mean more books for our next generation. :)