ALERT!! BIGGER THAN THE HIGGS? CERN Hint At New Particle That TRANSMITS GRAVITY… But From Where?

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BIGGER THAN THE HIGGS? CERN Hint At New Particle That TRANSMITS GRAVITY… But From Where?

Yesterday I produces a video/article in which I covered news coming out of the Hadron Collider at CERN concerning the potential new discovery showing up in the data.

At the time we had very limited information to go on due to the New Scientist, in which the article was published, being a paid subscription. However, I am happy to tell you that my copy arrived today and I will do my best to lay out just what is going on, and what it is they may or may not have found.

So, basically, there is photons of light that are showing up and they don’t know why, or where they are coming from.

This bump, increase, of photons being detected, was actually the way that the Higgs was discovered, and that is what has got the Theoretical Physicists at CERN so excited, while at the same time, those working on the experiments at CMS & ATLAS are being more cautious before jumping to any conclusions.

The Higgs was ultimately a discovery that marked the end of the road, as it was the last of the predicted particles to be found, making up the full set, or so we thought!

The data that has the scientists excited came during a run of collisions that normally produce two high-energy photons of light. Usually, only a low amount of these photons are produced due to the energy it takes to produce them in the first place. Then at 750 GeV shared between two photons the detectors get a spike, or bump.

This unknown spike at 750GeV suggests that there could we be an as of yet unknown particle.

It could well be they have just detected a new FIFTH FORCE that only occurs are high energies.

But from where?

The theoretical physicists are in their glory coming up with a hypothetical spin2 particle & gravity transmitters amongst a number of proposals being put forward.

They really ought to be careful what they speculate about, because it appears that whatever hypothetical particles the imagine might be there, well, before too long they come into existence. The question is, did they find them because they were there? Or were they there because they went looking for them?

Just the other day we had news of the new Pentaquark, and given time there will be more flavours added to the ever-growing set!

This “gravity” transmitter is a novel idea, and could well hit at extra dimensions. We were told that one way they could prove the existence of extra realms would be the detection of excess gravity, or any other debris that turned up during the collisions that had an unexplained source.

This could be the “Eureka” moment where they claim to have detected the other side. The reality is, that bridge was crossed long ago and the portal is already established.

What we know for sure is that this announcement will ensure that the countries involved in the CERN projects will be throwing more money at it than this or any other dimension can handle!

CERN are yet to make an official announcement due to the fact that this data is in its early stages, and this wouldn’t be the first time anomalies have shown up in the data that are actually indicative of nothing scientific. They need to get Hilary Clinton down there, because they say that for data to be taken as evidence of something, then they need to see statistically, the equivalent of hitting 22 coin tosses on the trot! She’s the only one for the job given her form at the recent Caucus!

Now im off to get the take of our CERNologist, Mr Anthony Patch, so please check here and his website for the very best of updates on all things particle collider!

Here is yesterdays video….

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