A decade before his sudden death in 2008, American science fiction writer Michael Crichton, in his technotriller The Arrow of Time, described the adventures of modern archaeologists who suddenly find themselves in the Middle Ages. This became possible thanks to the prototype of the Large Hadron Collider created by his imagination.
The book described allegedly real events. In 1998, a group of archaeologists who excavated a French castle during the Hundred Years War, using the latest quantum technologies, were transported to the Middle Ages.
The probable clue to the events of the book was in the hands of the public only this fall. The press received reports that scientists working at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), for the first time, managed to achieve a record total collision energy of protons - 13 TeV (teraelectron volts).
This was approximately the energy of the particles immediately after the Big Bang. This is enough, according to some scientists, to move to other dimensions.
Sergio Bertolucci, Deputy Director General of CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research), spoke about the result of the experiment at the collider:
- Apparently, we managed to find a door to another dimension and even send something there …
But between the events of 1998 and 2015, there were many others, no less mysterious. For example, the death of 66-year-old Michael Crichton himself looked very strange.
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However, let us return briefly to our days, to St. Petersburg, where the III International Conference entitled "Physics of the Large Hadron Collider" recently ended. On the sidelines of this event, the Deputy Director General of CERN stated literally the following:
- The contribution of Russian scientists to the international LHC project in the past and present is very great. I have to say that the ideas and innovations that the Russians brought, as well as their scientific equipment, are unparalleled.
"Magic crystals" of Russian scientists
What kind of contribution they are talking about, the world media, carried away by the latest energy record, kept silent, as well as about the revelation of Mr. Bertolucci regarding the likely opening of the “door to other worlds”. Well, we will now try to understand what kind of Russian innovations the CERN Director General spoke about, in fact, he did not hide the fact that scientists under his leadership are trying to break through a space-time tunnel.
And, judging by a number of data, they do it no less successfully than the self-taught inventor from Bulgakov's play "Ivan Vasilyevich".
The floor is given to Viktor Matveev, Director of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences. He testifies:
- For the collider, the Bogoroditsky plant in the Tula region produced a miracle of modern optical technology: more than a hundred thousand crystals of a completely new type. These are perfect, transparent crystals. And the Myasishchev Aviation Design Bureau has developed special unique mechanical structures to hold these heaviest crystals.
And then a ray will come out of the Indian Ocean …
What kind of miracle crystals are used in the LHC? These are two types of lead tungstate single crystals. According to a number of Western scientists, these crystals, activated in high-energy particle flows in the LHC tunnel, turn the collider into a machine of colossal destructive power, capable of affecting both the psyche of people and the material world.
The outstanding German scientist Otto Eberhard Rössler, one of the largest developers of the so-called chaos theory, says about the possible consequences of these experiments:
“Maybe nothing will happen in the beginning. And then someone will notice a ray coming out at night in the Indian Ocean, and no one will be able to explain its nature. But do the scientists from CERN themselves know what forces they interact with?
Asking such a question, the German popularizer of science Michael Snyder comes to the alarming conclusion: maybe at least they guess. Or about these destructive forces, capable, according to Snyder, "how to open a portal to other dimensions and destroy the entire planet", guesses "someone powerful", one of the few dedicated to the true goals of research conducted with the LHC.
What the hell is this ?
Of course, representatives of traditional science can say that the version presented in the latest article by Snyder smells pretty much of the notorious "conspiracy theory."
For the sake of justice, it is worth noting that the founders of CERN themselves - willingly or unwillingly - contributed to getting on the pencil to the fans of this theory. After all, one fact can be an accident. And several facts of the same order are already, most likely, a trend.
What facts are we talking about? Here is the first one: the LHC in the CERN system is located not just "near Geneva, on the border between Switzerland and France," as Wikipedia reports, but on the site of an ancient pagan temple built by the priests of the cult of death and destruction.
Surely this could have been a coincidence. But then the second fact (and question): why is the statue of Shiva, the Destroyer of the Universe at the end of the world cycle, rising right in front of the CERN headquarters?
Finally, the third fact (and again the question): why are there three sixes in the CERN logo - 666? Yes, of course, someone sees in this logo not “the number of the antichrist”, but, say, “the energy of the particle accelerator”. But aren't there too many coincidences that you can't call anything other than devilry?
However, in the chronology of the LHC there are coincidences with tragic events devoid of any mysticism. For example, the correlation of collider launches with subsequent earthquakes, including the terrible earthquake in Nepal on April 25, 2015, has been repeatedly recorded by impartial outside scientists.
Fatal 2008
If on April 5 this year, work with the collider resumed, and the earthquakes in Nepal occurred 20 days after that, then seven years before these events, several mysterious coincidences happened at once.
In August 2008, the first series of tests of the LHC was carried out, and at the same time devastating hurricanes hit America, and in the Leningrad region something like a "ray" described by Dr. Rössler was observed in the sky. In the autumn of the same year, a test launch of the collider took place, and almost after that earthquakes (magnitude from four to seven) occurred in Indonesia, Japan, Chile, Iran.
Many observers are so interested in such coincidences that they overlooked another. And no less curious. In the same autumn in the United States, Michael Crichton died unexpectedly (according to the official version, from transient cancer). As we have already said, exactly 10 years before that, he wrote the novel "The Arrow of Time", in which he brilliantly predicted both the creation of the collider and the possible dangerous consequences of its use for the sake of "transferring premises to other dimensions."
For those who want to be convinced of Crichton's amazing scientific insight, we can recommend the already mentioned book published in Russia in 2001, or a film based on it in 2005 ("Trapped in Time"). In the case of the death of this techno-prophet, we are interested in something else. What is the fate of his still unfinished manuscript on the LHC?
Where is the "lost" book that Crichton was working on - in perfect health - shortly before his death, and which was due to be published in 2010? After all, only his "Pirate Latitudes" came out later, having nothing to do with one, but a fiery passion that has swept Crichton in recent years. This passion was to warn humanity about the dangerous experiments of scientists, sometimes, according to him, who did not know what they were doing.
In order to understand how dangerous the revelations of the world famous writer could be, it is worth reading his works "Roy" and Next. Or at least in order to find out which famous scientists have consulted him while working on these books.
Be that as it may, by "mysterious coincidence", Michael Crichton died in the year of the beginning of the work of the child he predicted. Died - or was it liquidated? - without having time to imagine us a certain "CERN of the Jurassic", inhabited, perhaps, much more terrible "otherworldly" entities than dinosaurs familiar to everyone for a long time.
What to expect from a collider?
"Physicists of CERN received microdroplets of an analogue of the early Universe at the LHC!", "CERN discovered that electrons behave against the laws of physics!"
In the fall of 2015, the press relishes these and other achievements of scientists with pleasure. Meanwhile, there are skeptics who predict that in the spring-summer of 2016 the world will experience the consequences of such discoveries - in the form of terrible natural disasters. Who will be right - CERN research enthusiasts, frightening Stephen Hawking himself, or pessimists - we cannot judge.
Maxim MARKEEV, "Secrets of the XX century" magazine, October 2015