By Joel
Jesus said the last days leading up to His return would be “as the days of Noah” (Matthew 24:37). Back in the days of Noah, an attempt to open a door into the spiritual realm was made with the tower of Babel (Genesis 11). Today, CERN is another attempt at doing the same thing…
What is CERN?
CERN is the European Organization for Nuclear Research, and they operate the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, where the renowned Large Hadron Collider (LHC) resides. The Hadron Collider (also referred to as CERN) is the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator and the largest machine man has ever made; it’s a whopping seventeen miles long and buried 574 feet beneath the earth’s surface. Many eminent physicists believe it has the potential to destroy not just the world, but the universe itself.
Without going into the details or a technical definition, the LHC was designed to smash sub-atomic particles together at or close to the speed of light in order to break them apart and find the original particle that ignited or started the universe a fraction of a second after the Big Bang, the so-called “God Particle”. But what exactly are the scientists at CERN hoping to accomplish by this?
Most of the articles about the LHC in the mainstream media discuss mundane scientific research goals that don’t really seem to justify all of the time, effort, money and, not to mention, risk of danger that are being expended. I mean, why fork out billions of dollars on a dangerous experiment that has yet to make any useful discoveries (even after decades of research and experimentation) just to discover how the alleged “Big Bang” occurred?
