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" a Doorway to a NEW WORLD"
This week everybody's attention is centered on Ginebra, where the biggest
and most expensive experiment in the history of mankind is going to take.
The LHC or Large Hadron Collider is a complex installation build
underground between France and Switzerland destinate to create strong
energy impulses, similar to the ones created at the universe origins.
Maybe for to discover how the universe was created? or maybe for try to
open a doorway to new world?
LHC (Large Hadron Collider)
$8,000 millions of dollars spend to figure out what happen at the first
moments of the Universe creation. 20 European countries and The United
States invert in this sum to "recreate the Big Bang conditions", a theory
that is slowly being doubt by the scientific community. Based on the news
and talks about this engine, it works shooting positive charged molecules,
protons or hadrons, through a circle orbital structure.
But why do they want to accelerate protons and not electrons
(negatively charged molecules)?
Without getting in technical talking and remembering simples physics notions;

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Protons: positive charge = big mass
(hadrons) (slow speed)
Electrons: negative charge = small mass
(light speed)
Electrons move at almost light speed, and produces a magnetic field.
(It would seem more easy work with electrons)
To accelerate a Proton to the light speed, it needs big quantities of
energy, so that only huge electromagnets can push protons.
LHC´s electromagnets
If CERN's scientists can make a proton go at light speed, what would
happen?
At this point I'm not talking about the particles collision; maybe the collision is
the stop mechanism LHC has.
Would it create a different and unknown magnetic field?

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Or maybe a door to another… dimension?
Ginebra's LHC is not the first LHC build. Between 1983 and 1993, in
Waxahachie, Texas, there was an 87 kilometers (54 mi) excavation where
the Superconducting Super Collider (also known as Desertron) was built.
Ronald Reagan, the US president at the time, called it the "doorway to a
NEW WORLD". The Congress officially canceled the Project in October 21,
1993 after an inversion of $2 billion.
Although, without an experimental confirmation, the theories of the existence
of a parallel worlds were born by the most brilliant minds of the last two
centuries, Bernhard Riemann, Nicola Tesla and Albert Einstein.
This week, the European´s LHC, will shoot at close to light speed the
Hadrons (protons). They may discover the Universe's origin…. or something
else.
Marco Fabriano Fernández
CEO
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