CERN - Large Hadron Collider and the Very Early Universe

One of the technological mavels of our time is about to be unleashed.Cern | Science | The GuardianWhat do we hope to learn from the LHC?What predictions borne from current scientific models might be verified or refuted?
Will the LHC experiments tell us anything new with regard to the very early universe, string theory, branes and the actual origin of the universe?In relation to the EvC debate specifically -Can the findings of the LHC do anything that will provide further positive evidence for the BBT and current cosmological models?Do creationists have any opinions regarding any scientifically predicted results of the LHC experiments?
Will creationists accept verified predictions as lending any weight to current theories? Will refuted predictions take anything away from current theories?Do creationists have any predictions regarding what we should expect to find as a result of the LHC experiments if the 'designer hypothesis' is true?Given that most of the regular creationist contingent are currently banned from the BB&C forum I would prefer that this be put somewhere where they are actually able to participate. However I leave it to moderators to ultimately make that decision.Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

You can choose between [forum=-2] and [forum=-15].Creationists currently restricted from the [forum=-2] forum:

• ICANT
• Kendemyer

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--	Percy
	EvC Forum Director

I guess we can live without ICANT if it means that there is some moderation of the topic.Never heard of Kendemyer and there are not as many restricted users as I had thought.Edited by Straggler, : No reason given.

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