No, I mean events on that scale. There are astronomical phenomena that amount to particle accelerators light-years across, and every so often one of those particles hits something else, like our atmosphere.
Breaking the false vacuum would definitely be exciting, but we're still quite a few funding cycles away from having to worry about doing it ourselves.
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Date: 2008-08-02 02:36 am (UTC)Breaking the false vacuum would definitely be exciting, but we're still quite a few funding cycles away from having to worry about doing it ourselves.