large hadron collider creates mini black holes while it operates
if you know anything about space you would know that black hole possesses necessary properties to create faster than light tunnel to another place in the universe or even into a whole other universe
satanic imagery intervined in hadron design is a well researched and known fact
I just assumed people would be more educated than this
We already covered 666 symbolism in CERN logo
The statue of Lord Shiva, the DESTROYER OF WORLDS at CERN hints at the release of the fallen angel Abaddon/Apollyon which coincidentally also means the Destroyer! There are, of course, no coincidences! Why would anyone put this religious statue of a Hindu god at a place of science, the epitome of scientific enquiry?
look what happens when you superimpose this image onto hadron collider 'mouth'
That's a whole lot of coincidence
There is no machine anywhere on earth bigger or more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider, located at CERN in Switzerland. A collider that spans 17 miles in length; it is the most powerful particle accelerator every made and many eminent physicists believe that what scientists are doing there has the potential to change the world in ways no one would imagine. Scientists want to create black holes and open portals to new dimensions and perhaps even hell itself. So to do this little thing, they are kicking it up a notch with the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Even Stephen Hawking, one of the most brilliant minds of our day, says this is a bad idea.
There is no machine anywhere on earth bigger or more powerful than the Large Hadron Collider, located at CERN in Switzerland. A collider that spans 17 miles in length; it is the most powerful particle accelerator every made and many eminent physicists believe that what scientists are doing there has the potential to change the world in ways no one would imagine. Scientists want to create black holes and open portals to new dimensions and perhaps even hell itself. So to do this little thing, they are kicking it up a notch with the Large Hadron Collider at CERN. Even Stephen Hawking, one of the most brilliant minds of our day, says this is a bad idea.
