Scenarios about 'scientific disasters'
Scientific disasters refer to catastrophic events resulting from technological failures, experimental accidents, or unforeseen consequences of scientific advancement. These incidents include nuclear meltdowns, chemical spills, failed medical trials, and laboratory accidents that have caused significant loss of life, environmental damage, or public health crises. In alternate history scenarios, scientific disasters often serve as pivotal divergence points, creating timelines where different safety protocols, technological paths, or regulatory frameworks emerge in response to tragedy.
What If The Large Hadron Collider Had an Accident?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Large Hadron Collider experienced a catastrophic failure during its early operations, dramatically altering scientific research, public perception of high-energy physics, and international scientific collaboration.