Just 16 Hours ago, CERN Scientist claims They have Opened a portal to another dimension

Jul 29, 2023
CERN Scientist claims They have Opened a portal to another dimension
During a routine equipment installation in one of the tunnels at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, a huge switchgear cabinet weighing over a ton slipped on its support and tragically crushed forklift truck driver José Pereira Láez. This unfortunate incident serves as a reminder of the complex and ambitious nature of CERN's projects. The construction of the world-renowned Large Hadron Collider (LHC), located at CERN, spanned a remarkable 10-year period from 1998 to 2008, involving the dedicated efforts of tens of thousands of workers.

Considering the scale and scope of the LHC, the fact that only one fatality occurred during its construction is a remarkable statistic. This achievement becomes even more significant when we consider the profound scientific discoveries that have been made possible by the LHC. However, amidst these accomplishments, lingering questions arise about the potential consequences of utilizing the world's most powerful particle accelerator. Is there a chance that it could inadvertently harbor a black hole or unleash some other extreme substance that could jeopardize the Earth or even the very fabric of the universe?