Scientists Open Theoretical "Black hole" Next Week

On Wednesday September 23^rd and 24^th, the Center for European Nuclear Research (CERN) will open a theoretical wormhole that may very well prove to exist.

The machine that has been built to execute the program is called the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), this 27 kilometer wide machine, housed 300 feet below the earth’s surface, is considered to be the biggest machine ever built by man in recent times. And on Wednesday next week will collide two sub atomic particles together at 99.99997% the speed of light. The created reaction is expected to be the opening of a black hole which theoretically connects to another part of the universe.

The scientists at CERN admit that they have no idea what may come out of the other side of that portal, but study of black holes in space show that black holes are like giant vacuum cleaners that suck in everything around them. The experts also say while there is a very real possibility of something of unknown origin coming from the other side of the black hole, they could also send something through if they wanted to.

The consequence of opening an inter-dimensional portal ranges from catastrophic earth changes like rapidly increased global warming activity to violent volcanic eruptions. Looking at the subject of global warming, Pope Francis is expected to make a disclosure on global warming during his visit to the United States on Wednesday 23^rd. 

Could the Large Hadron Collider which has sucked up some $4 billion dollars prove to be a tool for mass destruction and climate manipulation or a step further in the advancement of science in the 21^st century world and beyond? Only time will tell.