TOP 5 Experiments That Could Have Destroyed the World | Experiments That Nearly Ended the World
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Date: 2022-04-28

TOP 5 Experiments That Could Have Destroyed The World!


5. Kola Superdeep Hole. 

In 1970, a Soviet Experiment was initiated according to which the world's most bottomless hole was to be dug. The scientists of Russia started digging the hole in the arctic circle, and by 1994 they had already reached the depth of 12 kilometers, but that was just the beginning. 
The project continued, and in 1989, Russians could dig around forty thousand two hundred and thirty feet deep in the ground. They had made their way to the Baltic continental crust by this time. 

4. The Trinity Test. 

The word nuclear bomb indicates trouble and damage. But here we are talking about the experiment that included the tested atomic bomb. Americans and Europeans, desperate to dominate the Nazi government, introduced a reticent project called the Manhattan Project.
Under this project, both the groups were working to bring out a potent weapon that could become their strength in world war II. 
Soon the manhattan project reached its first stage of creating the world's first nuclear weapon. Now it was to be tested and observed how powerful it was. On 16 July 1945, they launched their Trinity Test, according to which the nuclear bomb was to be tested in the New Mexico desert. 

3. Large Hadron Collider. 
Placed in Switzerland, the Large Hadron Collider is probably the largest and most urban scientific instrument. It was a product of the European Laboratory for Nuclear Research (CERN) situated near Geneva. The tool was built to study particle physics profoundly and intensively. 
This theory is circulated and believed by some people because a giant magnet weighing around 1920 tonnes is placed in the center of the collider. 
Apart from this, many people also say that this gigantic device is also responsible for creating black holes in the earth, the type of holes that could swallow anything in themself. However, the association behind running this instrument has seemingly disapproved of all these conspiracy theories. 

A statement by CERN concluded that even though the LHC is not hazardous to earth, it could, to some extent, produce a black hole. 

The LHC will not generate black holes in the cosmological sense. However, some theories suggest that the formation of tiny 'quantum' black holes may be possible. The observation of such an event would be thrilling in terms of our understanding of the Universe; and would be perfectly safe.

2. The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment

The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment is next on our list of experiments that could have marked the end of the planet earth. It was a study funded by the government. It was carried out from 1932 till 1972. 
In this experiment, 399 Africans suffering from Syphilis were stopped from taking any treatment. Back then, even Penicillin was proven to treat Syphilis, but those unfortunate 399 patients were lied to about their diagnosis and given placebos as a way to sure. 
The real question is, what was the reason behind doing such an inhumane thing? It was an experiment being carried out under the supervision of the U.S Department of Public Health Service. 
The main motive was to track how Syphilis would react if left wholly untouched and untreated. 

1.Guatemalan STD study

Down to the last one, The Guatemalan Sexually Transmitted Disease was probably one of the darkest medical experiments the United States has ever carried out. The study was so unethical and violated the medical limitations in so many places that U.S President Barack Obama apologized for it in 2016. The U.S court itself pleaded guilty to ruining so many lives. 
The study was initiated in 1946 and was carried out for ten years till 1956. In this experiment, 1500 citizens of Guatemalan were forced to become a subject and were sexually transmitted to different diseases such as Syphilis. The people who mostly became the subject of this horrid experiment were mainly orphans, prisoners, or prostitutes.

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