What If the Large Hadron Collider Made a Black Hole?

The video explores the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) and its potential to create micro black holes, addressing initial fears and theoretical possibilities. It delves into Einstein's theory of general relativity, energy-mass interchange, and the limitations of the LHC. The discussion extends to quantum gravity theories, extra dimensions, and the behavior of gravity in these dimensions. Despite challenges, the video highlights ongoing experiments and future prospects for discovering new physics phenomena.

Discuss the implications of general relativity in the context of black hole formation.

Why is gravity considered weak compared to other forces of nature?

What experimental evidence are scientists hoping to find regarding quantum gravity?

What are the potential outcomes if the LHC were to successfully create a black hole?