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It sounds like a Christopher Nolan film, but apparently it's real. "One of the most expensive scientific instruments ever built, CERN’s Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland, will be driven to its highest energy levels in an attempt to detect or create mini black holes. If the experiment proves to be successful, scientists hope to reveal a new universe.
A member of the team , Mir Faizal, explained the theory behind the experiment: “Just as many parallel sheets of paper, which are two dimensional objects -breadth and length- can exist in a third dimension -height- parallel universes can also exist in higher dimensions“." Read full article in Next Nature Network. E.T.P. 2'
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