E: 31/07 Win the e-STUDIO200 home office equipment from Toshiba, worth £1000!(MERGED)

mj38

This month Focus is offering three readers the chance to win a piece of home office equipment from Toshiba worth £1000. The e-STUDIO200s is a printer, scanner and copier that’s also capable of faxing. Aimed at those running small businesses, it can colour scan at a high resolution of 4800x4800 dpi and print 20 black and white pages per minute. It’s compact too – the e-STUDIO200s has been designed to sit on the edge of a desktop. To find out more about Toshiba’s multi-functional products, visit www.toshiba.co.uk/imaging

To be in with a chance of winning one of these fantastic prizes, just answer this question:
How long is the ring of superconducting magnets that will whip protons around at the Large Hadron Collider?
A 13km B 22km C 27km

Got my answer from here

Please thank anniebanannie for confirming cos I wasn't 100% sure

Clicky

anniebanannie

That's right. Double checked from here

The LHC is exactly what its name suggests - a large collider of hadrons. Strictly, LHC refers to the collider; a machine that deserves to be labelled ‘large’, it not only weighs more than 38,000 tonnes, but runs for 27km (16.5m) in a circular tunnel 100 metres beneath the Swiss/French border at Geneva.

JTankers

Are you aware of the legal action in US Federal Courts to prevent operation until safety can be independently confirmed?

In order for Earth to be in danger from micro black holes, all of the following would need to be true: - Micro black holes would need to be creatable at collider energies. This is unknown.
- Micro black holes would need to be stable and not decay. This is unknown.
- Micro black holes would need to grow quickly. This is also unknown.
Cosmic ray impacts do not prove safety because results of cosmic rays pass through Earth and into space at nearly the speed of light. (If colliders create micro black holes, some will move slowly enough to be captured by Earth's gravity). :cool:
The probability of danger is unknown, though the legal action currently before US Federal Courts estimates high risk.
<a href = "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_of_the_Large_Hadron_Collider">Wikipedia, Safety of the Large Hadron Collider</a>
<a href = "http://www.lhcfacts.org">LHCFacts.org</a>
<a href = "http://www.lhcdefense.org">LHCDefense.org</a>

cherw1981

http://www.bbcfocusmagazine.com/competitions.asp

searched but cant find this?

This month Focus is offering three readers the chance to win a piece of home office equipment from Toshiba worth £1000. The e-STUDIO200s is a printer, scanner and copier that’s also capable of faxing. Aimed at those running small businesses, it can colour scan at a high resolution of 4800x4800 dpi and print 20 black and white pages per minute. It’s compact too – the e-STUDIO200s has been designed to sit on the edge of a desktop. To find out more about Toshiba’s multi-functional products, visit https://www.toshiba.co.uk/imaging

To be in with a chance of winning one of these fantastic prizes, just answer this question:
How long is the ring of superconducting magnets that will whip protons around at the Large Hadron Collider?
A 13km B 22km C 27km

How to enter This competition
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Send your postal entry to PECS DATA, Toshiba copier competition in Focus magazine, Midland House, 95a The Green, Darlaston, WS10 8JP. This competition closes on 31 July 2008.

Competition rules The winners will be the senders of the first correct entries drawn at random after the closing date of 31 July 2008.
Click here to enter

anyone know the answer

cherw1981

sorry for duplicate