What’s Really Happening At CERN

CERN or the European Organization for Nuclear Research is one of the leading institutes for research and innovation in the world. CERN is situated on the border of France and Switzerland close to Geneva and was founded in 1954 with aims to educate in the field of sub atomic particles and forces. It hosts the LHC which is the largest and most powerful particle accelerator that is 27 km (17 mi) in circumference.

At CERN located in Switzerland, scientists use the LHC to collide particles at energies close to light speed to explore the constituents of matter and to study a phenomenon called the Higgs boson, a particle that provides mass to other particles discovered in the year 2012.

Apart from these pioneering experiments, CERN is known to have nurtured the World Wide Web which was invented in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee to enable sharing information among scientists. In its capacity as an institution of science, CERN thus remains a source of inspiration and a catalyst for the progress of human knowledge in the field of particle physics and other related fields of study.

2012 can be viewed, with good reason, as an important year in particle physics or even in science as a whole, as the Higgs boson was found. However, this model does not provide a complete account of the workings of the basic principles and the particles that make up matter in the universe.

We delve into more advanced information with one of the world’s leading scientific organizations, CERN and its researchers discover a peculiar behavior of the Higgs boson.

As a part of understanding the recent discoveries made related to Higgs boson decaying processes that do not conform to standard model’s predictions, this video. This is what could explain such results that might defy the conventional physics theories thus pointing to new physics.

Let us go over what these discoveries entail, how they confound conventional thinking and what they could tell about the universe.

This is a voyage into the frontiers of physics where any breakthrough could mean a complete change in what has been deemed to be true about the cosmos.