The Large Hadron Collider has yet to destroy the planet. But what would happen if you stuck your hand in it? In this video, a bunch of scientists attempt to answer that pressing question.
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Simple answer: It seems like it would be the equivalent of the force of a moving aircraft carrier hitting your hand, and you would die. Actual scientific answer: no one knows.
Via Buzzfeed.
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