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Large Hadron Collider Tiny particles called protons are accelerated inside a huge circular tunnel using electric fields, while powerful magnets guide their path. When they Collide at speeds close to light, energy turns into new particles.

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Ultra Skool 🧠

18,781 views • 1 year ago

🚨 SHOCKING ADMISSION FROM A CERN SCIENTIST: "BEINGS ARE COMING OUT OF THE PORTAL" Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger - a Swiss scientist who worked with the WHO and the UN - shared a story that sends chills down your spine. At a dinner in Portugal, two CERN physicists (one from Geneva, the other from Portugal) told her directly: "We officially work with 17 dimensions of reality." When she asked, "Can you show me something from another dimension?" - they hesitated, then told her about a portal beneath CERN. A round door, like in Stargate. People sit in a room across from it - and one day an entity came out of the portal. It sat down at the table. Not human. Indescribable. The second time, it took a scarf... and left another one behind. The physicists said this was second-hand information (from very reliable colleagues), but they confirmed that beings come and go through a portal beneath the Large Hadron Collider. They are playing with subatomic dimensions, where our familiar reality is only a small part. And now the most frightening part: CERN is already preparing the next step. Future Circular Collider - a new collider three times larger than the current one. A circumference of 90.7 km, with shafts reaching depths of 180-400 meters. The decision comes in 2028, with construction beginning in the early 2030s. Officially, they are "searching for new particles." Unofficially... what are they really planning to open - or let in? Dr. Stuckelberger is not an amateur conspiracy theorist. She is someone from within the system who can no longer stay silent. The world is on the brink. We continue to play with forces we do not understand. What do you think - science, or a doorway to another world that is better left unopened?

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XSpirit

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