Scientists working with Collider are preparing for the opening of parallel universes

Physicists working on the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), are hoping next year to get the first proof of the existence of such concepts as "parallel worlds" and "extra dimension", which has long been mentioned only in works of science fiction writers. Scientists are increasingly talking about the birth of "new physics", which can completely change the current understanding of the universe and the principles of its devices. Scientists are now working with Collider are preparing for the opening of parallel universes"Parallel Universes, unknown forms of matter, extra dimensions ... This is not stuff of cheap science fiction, but very specific physical theory, which scientists are trying to confirm with the LHC and other experiments," - said in the October report of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN ).Despite the century-old observations of the Earth, to date been studied only 4% of the universe. The rest, according to scientists, consists of dark matter and dark energy - invisible, but because at this stage of intractable study.According to physics, parallel universes may be hidden in the measurements, where light does not penetrate, making it almost impossible for them to study.Large Hadron Collider was built on the border of Switzerland and France, the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) with the participation of physicists from more than 70 countries and running after a year break in November 2009.This is the biggest in the history of particle accelerator. In its 27-kilometer ring face over clocked to nearly the speed of light beams of protons.Studying the results of these collisions, scientists hope to obtain new data on the structure of matter, as well as play event that occurred 13 billion years ago and received in the science naming "Big Bang", which, according to one version, and the universe was born.In mid-October, scientists have for half a month before the planned date to increase the luminosity of t...
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[Source: News Weird Magazine]