Moon (part II)
The chances of creating an uncontrolled event with the experiments taking place in the LHC were very unlikely. However, the worst scenario took place at 11:23h local time of March 9. The collision of two particles created a tiny black hole, that should have been consumed by itself due to the lack of energy. It was not the firt time it happened. But this time was different. The exotic particles behaved in an unpredicted way, releasing an amount of energy enough to feed the hole and making it increase its size exponentially. The catastrophic event devoured around 90% of earth in less thant 8 hours. The remaining 10% of the shattered earth stayed orbiting around the black hole, once it stabilized itself. The visible side of the moon took the hit of thousand of debris from earth, and only due to this, should have altered its orbit. But it didn't. Doctor Brand opened an eye, feeling dizzy, and laying on the floor, with her helmet and suit on. She saw the rest of the team also layin