GENEVA - After successfully found the "God particle", whether large mega particle shredder Large Hadron Collider (LHC) could detect the existence of "parallel universe"?
Accelerator atom belonging to the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) in Geneva, Switzerland, is now operating at the highest levels in an attempt to detect mini black holes, which are considered as the main sign of the "multiverse" (parallel universes).
And the data collected since last June, is now being analyzed.
Experiments conducted by scientists has received a lot of criticism for fear the LHC could bring the end of the world, but scientists say the experiment could change our understanding of the universe.
"Just like sheets of paper are aligned, the object of two dimensions (length and width) can exist in the third dimension (height), parallel universes could also exist in higher dimensions," said CERN employee Professor Faizal from the University of Waterloo to the Daily Mail. com, recently.
"We predict that gravity may leak into extra dimensions, and if so, miniature black holes could be produced in the LHC," he added.
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