By Robert Evans
October 20, 2010
GENEVA (Reuters) - Physicists probing the origins of the cosmos hope that next year they will turn up the first proofs of the existence of concepts long dear to science-fiction writers such as hidden worlds and extra dimensions.
And as their Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN near Geneva moves into high gear, they are talking increasingly of the "New Physics" on the horizon that could totally change current views of the universe and how it works.
"Parallel universes, unknown forms of matter, extra dimensions... These are not the stuff of cheap science fiction but very concrete physics theories that scientists are trying to confirm with the LHC and other experiments."
This was how the "ideas" men and women in the international research center's Theory Group, which mulls over what could be out there beyond the reach of any telescope, put it in CERN's staff-targeted Bulletin this month.
As particles are collided in the vast underground LHC complex at increasingly high energies, what the Bulletin article referred to informally as the "universe's extra bits" -- if they do exist as predicted -- should be brought into computerized, if ephemeral, view, the theorists say.
Optimism among the hundreds of scientists working at CERN -- in the foothills of the Jura mountains along the border of France and Switzerland -- has grown as the initially troubled $10 billion experiment hit its targets this year.
PROTON COLLISIONS
By mid-October, Director-General Rolf Heuer told staff last weekend, protons were being collided along the 27-km (16.8 mile) subterranean ring at the rate of 5 million a second -- two weeks earlier than the target date for that total.
By next year, collisions will be occurring -- if all continues to go well -- at a rate producing what physicists call one "inverse femtobarn," best described as a colossal amount, of information for analysts to ponder.
The head-on collisions, at all but the speed of light, recreate what happened a tiny fraction of a second after the primeval "Big Bang" 13.7 billion years ago which brought the known universe and everything in it into being.
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The realization of alternate realities and other dimensions gives us a deeper understanding of our previous belief systems.
ReplyDeleteWhat we understood to be demons, were better understood as ODBs (Other Dimensional Beings) and what were understood as UFOs were better understood as ODVs (Other Dimensional Vehicles). What was understood as Heaven was finally understood as another dimension altogether.
The scriptures state in numerous occurrences that we are "already" seated together in the heavenlies, and that we were known by our Creator before the foundations of the earth. How can we be here and in heaven at the same time unless we are multi-dimensional beings?
This reality alone should open up our understanding of time travel. How else can we transcend time and space, existing in two realities at the same time except for the ability to time travel. This is scientific reality, not magic.
For those of us who claim to follow and serve the all knowing God, should we not understand these things? Then why do we continue to walk in darkness and ignorance?
While we continue to be baffled, science is catching up and exposing the truth. There are alternate realities and other dimensions. For those of us who claim to exist in the higher dimension, it is time that we manifest that higher dimensional energy here. Fear not, walk in Love and Truth. Peace.
Wow! I am really amased at how many people had this, as I called it, dark silhouette experience. It happened to me several times back in the 80`s, when I was maybe 16-17 years old. I had noumerous precognitive and strange dreams since my early childhood, and this one is among the worst. I was scared to death, even long after, sometimes for days.
ReplyDeleteI thought I was the only person in the world that faced this phenomenon. Now, having read these comments, I am convinced that we are all describing the very same thing, with or without the hat. Therefore, this cannot be something subjective, but an objective, common experience.
I generally can say that my reasoning has been messes up by my dreams since I dream every time I close my eyes. And what dreams do I dream! I used to have such strange dreams after which, for a blink of an eye, I had no idea who I was, what were the names, purpose or the shapes of the objects around me, only the weird feeling of "nothingness" was inside me. Like I was brainwashed for a second, but that second lasted like a minute.