Something Terrifying Is Happening At CERN That No One Can Explain
Title: Unexplained Phenomena at CERN Raises Questions
In recent months, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) has witnessed a series of baffling events that have left both scientists and the public in a state of curiosity and concern. While the precise nature of these phenomena remains shrouded in mystery, they underscore the complex and enigmatic nature of particle physics and the need for further investigation.
CERN, home to the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), has always been at the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries in the world of particle physics. However, the current situation is something entirely different. Over the last year, scientists have observed inexplicable fluctuations in experimental data and unanticipated anomalies in their particle acceleration experiments.
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One puzzling development centre’s around the LHC's detectors, which have intermittently recorded unprecedented energy levels and exotic particle signatures. Such deviations are perplexing because they seemingly defy the known laws of particle physics. Researchers have been diligently reviewing and reanalysing their data, but the source of these anomalies remains elusive.
Moreover, a series of unusual disturbances in the magnetic field surrounding the LHC have led to speculation about potential environmental factors. CERN's underground facilities, specifically designed to minimise external influences, have always operated in near isolation. However, seismic activities, changes in Earth's magnetic field, or unexplained fluctuations in the LHC's own magnetic shielding have raised questions about the root cause of these disruptions.
It is essential to note that while these phenomena are undeniably captivating, they do not necessarily suggest imminent danger or calamity. The scientific community at CERN remains committed to its primary mission of advancing our understanding of the fundamental laws of the universe. These recent developments only serve to remind us of the boundless mysteries that persist in the realm of particle physics.
In the coming months, CERN scientists and researchers from around the world will continue to collaborate and investigate these puzzling occurrences with the hope of uncovering their underlying explanations. These events are a stark reminder that the universe is an enigmatic place, and there is still much we have yet to comprehend. Rather than generating undue fear, they inspire curiosity, challenging us to seek answers and deepen our understanding of the fundamental fabric of reality.
The claim: Scientists at CERN are communicating with demonic entities and opening a portal to hell
In April, scientists at the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, or CERN, restarted their particle accelerator the world's largest and most powerful accelerator after a three year hiatus.
The accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider, had undergone repairs and upgrades, and scientists plan to use it to crash protons together and learn more about the origins of the universe.
Nevertheless, social media users are suggesting that the machine has a different purpose. A Facebook post shared July 5 shows a TikTok video of a woman who claims that CERN scientists are using the machine to open a doorway for demons.
"If y’all don’t know about cern it’s a demonic/Evil machine that opens up portals to other dimensions/Hell/other spiritual worlds(not Heaven/or bosom of Abraham)and it brings in demons wicked spirits/High Evil Principalities," reads the caption of the post.
"To create a black hole or a wormhole, even microscopic ones, with our current technology, in the context of our standard theories of gravity, we need an accelerator as big as the whole universe," Stojkovic said. "So there is no chance whatsoever to create such a portal at the [Large Hadron Collider]."
The collider uses a strong magnetic field to accelerate charged particles, or protons, at very high energies in a circular tunnel, Stojkovic said. When two beams of these particles collide, detectors, which are located around the beams, record the outcome of these collisions.
Fact check: Antarctica UFO video created by visual effects artist, not authentic" Since these are previously unexplored energies in a controlled environment, we might expect production of some new elementary particles that we did not know if they existed," Stojkovic said. "However, these are microscopic particles, so there is no chance such a portal would open."
Joshua Ruderman, associate professor of physics at New York University, told USA TODAY in an email the collider is essentially "a particle creation machine and a particle discover machine."