Cern scientists are once again preparing to impress the entire planet and become the focus of discussions with the new experiment they are planning.
An experiment that, if it brings the fascinating result that scientists have in mind, will change the way we think about the world , will take place in the next few days at the Large Hadron Collider, the European nuclear center, Geneva CERN Research.
The astonishingly LHC complex, the largest, most energetic elemental accelerator in the world, will be “fired” for the first time to its highest energy levels, in an effort to detect – or even create – tiny black holes.
If it succeeds, then, a completely new universe will be revealed – rewriting not only the books of physics, but also the books of philosophy!
It is possible, however, that gravity from our universe will “leak” into this parallel universe, as LHC scientists say.
From the Higgs boson to dark matter and the parallel universe
According to the British Express, the experiment is sure to “trigger” the critics, who are worried about the LHC, many of whom warn that the elementary particle accelerator will mark the end of our universe, creating a of the black hole.
Nevertheless, Geneva has remained … intact since 2008, when the LHC began its spectacular “work”.
The first scientists at the Large Hadron Collider proved the existence of the Higgs boson – a key building block of the universe – and the LHC appears to be on track to locate “dark matter” – a previously undetectable force now considered that it constitutes the majority of matter in the universe, being, in fact, the reason why the latter is constantly expanding and moving away.
So next week’s experiment is considered to change the game.
The truth is out there
Mir Faizal, one of three heads of the three natural groups behind the experiment, said:
“Like many parallel sheets, which are two-dimensional objects (width and length) can exist in a third dimension (height) , so parallel universes can also exist in higher dimensions. We anticipate that gravity can leak into extra dimensions, and if that happens, then tiny black holes can be produced in the LHC.
Normally, when people think of the multiverse, they think of the interpretation of quantum mechanics by many worlds, where every possibility is realized. This cannot be tested and so it is a philosophy and not a science. We do not mean this with parallel universes. What we mean is real universes, in extra dimensions. The truth is out there.”
