Will CERN's Large Hadron Collider Open a Portal to Another Dimension?

(Chaz Anon) The European Organization for Nuclear Research, or more commonly known as CERN, is making it’s return this week. Celebrating it’s ten-year anniversary on July 3rd, then having a scientific symposium on the 4th of July and ending with it’s most ambitious experiment yet on July 5th in Geneva, Switzerland.

The goal on that last day at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will be to accelerate particles at incredible speeds, colliding at unprecedented energy levels, then smashing them together and finally detecting and analyzing the results of those collisions.

The Large Hadron Collider is set to break a new energy world-record on 5 July (Image: CERN)

What are scientists hoping to find by doing this research?

They are looking for new information on how the universe works at a fundamental level.

The first true collision actually happened in 2010. When the LHC first began operation, it reached a combined energy level of 7 teraelectronvolts, or TeV. It’s been upgraded over the years, most recently reaching 13 TeV, reportedly the “present world record.”

The great scientific achievement of CERN’s LHC is the discovery of the Higgs Boson. As CERN themselves reported, “On 4 July 2012, the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider announced they had each observed a new particle in the mass region around 125 GeV.”

On July 4th 2012, a packed CERN Auditorium watched the ATLAS and CMS collaborations present compelling evidence for the discovery of the Higgs boson, thus confirming the existence of the Brout-Englert-Higgs mechanism, first predicted by theorists in the 1960s. The subsequent 10 years have seen impressive advances in our understanding of the Higgs boson's properties, and how they determine the features of the universe.

The particle was “consistent with the Higgs boson,” and in 2013 François Englert and Peter Higgs received the Nobel prize in physics for the discovery.

A video explaining the nature of the Higgs Boson and Higgs field is below.

However, aside from the scientific breakthroughs at CERN, many believe there’s more going on in Switzerland than a simple experiment in particle physics. Conspiracy theorist’s believe they’re attempting to opening a portal to another dimension.

Is CERN Really Opening Portals?

A series of incredible photos by Christophe Suarez appeared online in June of 2016. The extraordinary images were of dark clouds filled with lightning, and a rainstorm underneath the skies above CERN. They were captured only 10 days after the Advanced WAKEfield Experiment, which began at its facility at CERN on June 16, 2016.

These photos opened a pandora’s box of conspiracy theories which claimed that the LHC had generated a “portal above Geneva.”

Many claims have been made over the years.

In 2015, Yahoo News reported on footage of an alleged vortex forming over Geneva, what they referred to as a “UFO gateway.” In the footage, clouds swirl into a point, as if it were a black hole, and a number of small bright orbs can be seen “entering it.” The vortex then vanishes. The UFO portal had allegedly erupted directly over the Large Hadron Collider.

The video footage has allegedly been debunked and is now claimed to be CGI.

Another possible portal appeared over Geneva on July 5, 2016, this one appeared in the form of clouds that created a “ring” when looked at on radar.

According to the video, the “cloud portal” coincided with an emergency shutdown of the LHC, which is alleged to have happened after a weasel hopped over a substation fence, bumped a transformer, and knocked out the power.

Apparently, this was true — a weasel did hop the fence, and was electrocuted by a transformer.

How do we know?

The critter was stuffed and put on display at the Rotterdam Natural History Museum, in their Dead Animal Tales exhibition. I’m not sure that this resulted in a portal opening up in the sky above.

Shiva’s Portal

In 2016, a video appeared online that seemed to depict a ritual sacrifice on the CERN grounds, right in front of the statue of Shiva, the Hindu deity. In the video, you can see a number of cloaked figures gathered near the statue, surrounding a woman.

The video is taken from the point-of-view of an unsuspecting onlooker, who decides to run for it after realizing what’s about to go down.

According to establishment newspaper The Guardian, this was a hoax, and CERN itself launched an investigation to find out who was responsible. According to their internal report “pranking scientists” were the culprits. Many critics of the research being done under Switzerland consider this a cover up.

Prank or no prank, the rumors continue, and many people believe that CERN scientists are up to no good. Some believe it’s CERN’s mission to not only open portals, but to open a gateway for the Annunaki to return to Earth. Others believe the LHC may in fact be an attempted portal to the underworld itself.

As Metro reported in January 2017, some bloggers online believe that CERN’s experiments are in fact an attempt to build “the kingdom of the antichrist,” who will eventually step through the portal and “rule our planet.”

Other Weird Phenomenon

Perhaps related to the strange activity in the skies above CERN is the incident of November 2009, when an Iberworld Airbus A330-300 allegedly vanished temporarily.
As the story goes, the plane was carrying 170 passengers, and had been heading toward Santa Cruz, Bolivia, when it seemingly disappeared mid-flight. The plane was then reported to reappear roughly 5,500 miles away at Tenerife North Airport on the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands.
According to an Inquisitr article published in 2016, some believe CERN’s Large Hadron Collider may have been the culprit of this mysterious turn of events, given that it had just begun circulating beams the previous year, and was preparing to do so again.
Prior to November 2009, the LHC had temporarily been out of commission due to a malfunction dubbed the “Quench incident,” which occurred on September 19, 2008. Liquid helium vented into the collider’s tunnel, damaging 53 superconducting magnets.
Purveyors of the Airbus theory believe the strange event may have happened during the preparations for the LHC’s relaunch in early November.

According to this theory, scientists at CERN had accidentally produced some kind of “time warp” during one of the LHC’s startups. They immediately shut everything down. LHC Machine Coordinator Dr. Mike Lamond said officially that the shutdown had been caused by a bird that dropped “a bit of baguette,” causing the magnets to heat up and almost result in another “quench” incident, as reported by the Telegraph on November 6, 2009.
And yet, some didn’t buy this explanation, believing instead that it was a cover-up to prevent the public from finding out that the LHC had “accidentally opened a time portal,” or so said the Inquisitr.
The “time warp,” story explains that it was caused by the LHC distorting Earth’s magnetic field, creating a “time wave” that reverberated through the planet’s core. The wave passed through the Gate of the Sun, an ancient megalithic stone arch in Bolivia.

It’s believed by some to be a “stargate,” or a portal to other worlds.
The “time wave” then continued, until it made contact with the Iberworld Airbus, temporarily displacing it in time and space. According to the bizarre tale, all 170 passengers, along with the plane, spontaneously teleported 5,500 miles from Bolivia to the Canary Islands, where they were able to land safely, though confused.
(The “true” story of the Airbus, or Air Comet A333, may in fact be a little less extraordinary, depending on what you want to believe. According to The Aviation Herald, the plane was meant to perform a flight from Madrid Barajas, Spain to Santa Cruz, Bolivia, but somehow wound up in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands. Reportedly, the crew had confused the two, though the story certainly leaves a lot of questions.)

Worldlines + CERN

John Titor discusses the nature of worldlines, portals and how time travel could be discovered through the research at CERN:

“The breakthrough that will allow for this technology will occur within a year or so when CERN brings their larger facility online.” – January 31, 2001

Titor’s worldlines were effectively timelines, branches in the multiverse, each representing the infinite possible courses of events. According to his story, CERN would go on to create microsingularities, which would then be harnessed to essentially open “portals” into these other worldlines, or timelines, allowing for backward travel through time.

New Physics + Portals

Some question whether or not the alleged strange activity surrounding CERN is deliberate or not. Are scientists intentionally trying to open portals to other worlds?

Why wouldn’t they?

Particle physics is a big part the future of scientific discovery, and perhaps portals are as well. With bigger and better accelerators in development, the new technology will make the Large Hadron Collider look insignificant in comparison.

In January 2019, CERN officials revealed their potential plan for a 62 mile circular collider. The project, dubbed the Future Circular Collider, would cost around $10 billion. Compared to the LHC, it would be absolutely gigantic.

Other particle accelerators are also in the planning stages, though it’s unclear whether or not any will ever see the light of day. China is looking to create a 20-mile-diameter collider, which is a scary proposition. Japan has also been in talks to host the International Linear Collider.