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A small refrigerator magnet can out-pull the gravitational force of the entire planet Earth. That's not a trick — gravity really is about 10^36 times weaker than electromagnetism, and for decades no one could explain why.
In 2001, a Stanford physicist ran the numbers on a stranger possibility: gravity's missing strength isn't gone, it's leaking into hidden dimensions sitting right next to our own.
His calculation suggested the Large Hadron Collider could become what he called a black hole factory, manufacturing microscopic black holes at a rate of one per second.
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