Big Bang, You Ain't No Thang

Was anybody else relieved to wake up and not be in a big black hole this morning? Everyone around the world told those silly scientists they would implode the earth if they ran their particle smasher beam thing. But they ran that "abomination" anyway. I'm kind of disappointed that I didn't wake up last Tuesday or something. Scientists are super excited about it because it takes them closer to explaining how the universe was formed. I, too, am very curious. Of course I believe in Creation, and I don't believe that something came of nothing, and I don't believe the Big Bang, as outlined by science. I do, however, wonder if this can tell us how God used the elements during creation. I'm not expecting it to prove anything to me (I do not use science to verify my religion) but it could certainly give some props. It's all very intriguing, though I don't pretend to understand science beyond biology and basic chemistry. Physics has entirely too much math and I am in awe of anyone who's an expert in it. I'm duly impressed that they built a machine to blow up atoms, but I'm also still impressed with nuclear energy and microwaves. Here's hoping subsequent tests at full power (they hope to ultimately form new particles) yield the same results: more clues to the universe and me waking up in the same bed on the right day.
You can get the story, related articles (including what religious nuts say) and cool pictures here: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,420062,00.html