THE world could be blown up at 8.30 this morning.
But far worse than that, if we survive, England’s World Cup hopes could disappear into a black hole if they lose in Croatia tonight.
In Switzerland, scientists are recreating the Big Bang in a massive £4.4billion experiment underground.
Some experts fear that could spell the end of the world if it goes badly wrong.
But every analyst agrees if England lose — again — to Croatia tonight, it could end our World Cup dreams.
Croatia have not lost at home for 35 games and crushed our Euro 2008 qualifying hopes by beating us 2-0 there and 3-2 at Wembley.
And last night England boss Fabio Capello admitted: “This is a very important game for us — it’s a big game for the future.”
Scientists are throwing the switch on the Large Hadron Collider — and we’re not talking John Terry.
Sun Spaceman PAUL SUTHERLAND writes: Scientists hope to recreate conditions in the first BILLIONTH of a second after the universe came into existence.
Boffins are due to send bits of atoms racing at unimaginable speeds around a tunnel 17 miles long.
That is equivalent to going round London Underground’s Circle Line more than 11,000 times a SECOND!