The Problem With the CERN Large Ion Collider

If you're traveling at light speed, there's no way to accurately map with the movement of different celestial bodies and motion in a vacuum. So yeah, it would be insane. The problem that I kept running into when I was studying it was sure you could theoretically create a wormhole or a black hole if you could generate enough energy because energy is just mass in a different form. If you were able to do that, the mass that you would need would overcome whatever vessel or planet you're on. And would then just create the wormhole or black hole on the planet that you are on. It checks out as it physically pops,. theoretically, it checks out as much as a wormhole

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