God Particle found at Large Hadron Collider

Scientists say they have found signs of the Higgs boson while conducting tests at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) on the French-Swiss border near Geneva.

Researchers at the LHC revealed the details at a packed press conference on Tuesday which was streamed live on the internet.

The search for the Higgs boson has been taking place near Geneva in a 27-kilometre circular tunnel 100 metres below the ground.

It is dubbed the “Big Bang machine” because scientists reckon it can recreate conditions a fraction of a second after the birth of the universe.

The machine has been built as a cost of £2.6 billion and weighs more than 38,000 tonnes.

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Origin of the Universe

Humans have always sought to understand the origin of the Universe, and the origin of Consciousness. How did the Universe originate? How did consciousness originate? Was consciousness there from the beginning, or did it evolve out of something else? Ever since man stared at the stars above, these questions have persisted.

Discussing the origin of the Universe at first glance may seem like it is quite remote from healing, but in fact the topics are strongly linked.

Let your imagination take you on a trip to what we can visualize as the beginning of time and space, before the Big Bang. All that existed was the most reduced state of energy, constantly flowing in a seemingly random fashion, yet synchronized at some level. This reduced state of energy had been flowing for an infinite amount of time prior to the Big Bang. With no physical matter present, there was only an infinite amount of empty space with energy rippling through it.

Empty space is not really empty at all. Even in a vacuum cooled to near absolute zero, there are still vast amounts of energy within that space. Scientists have theorized that there is enough energy in empty space the size of a cup, to boil all the oceans on earth. These are quantum fluctuations, or spontaneous movements of energy in empty space. Energy is present in the form of waves, meaning it ripples like water in a pond, except in all directions.

Ripples or quantum fluctuations of energy have an effect on each other. Random pulses of energy interact as they bounce off or intersect with each other. Imagine watching ripples in a pond during a rainstorm. Sometimes the ripples converge and form a larger ripple. Eventually these energy fluctuations accumulate at intersections thereby increasing the concentration of energy in a specific area.

When these ripples converge, this can result in the waves “amplifying” each other. If this happens, you then have a region of space with a higher concentration of energy. With a higher concentration of energy you have a heightened probability of a particle being manifested from the energy in empty space. This increases the prob­ability of a quantum particle being manifested from energy fluctuations. Eventually a certain frequency hits the concentrated area, which causes energy to compress, and a quantum particle is created. This instantaneously ini­tiated the Big Bang. As this all occurred at once, it could be more accurately said that we are all from a common energy rather than a particle. I refer to this as a particle for simplicity of understanding.

How can something come from nothing? For some reason, a lot of people tend to arbitrarily classify matter as being something and energy as being nothing. This of course could not be further from the truth. Matter is simply energy when it is broken down (E=MC2). It has been mathematically proven how a particle can be manifested from the energy fluctuations in empty space. Recently scientists have managed to generate a particle solely out of this energy. It is therefore completely possible for matter to manifest from this energy. The prob­ability of these quantum fluctuations lining up in this specific way, which produces matter, is infinitesimally small but there was an infinite amount of time prior to this event.

When the fluctuations intersected in a specific way, the first quantum particle was created and instantly the Big Bang occurred. The origin of the Universe is a natural process evolving from the first particle. Every particle in the entire Universe originated from this common energy.

The mechanism that initiated and drove the Big Bang is actually quite simple. With the manifestation of the first particle, there was the beginning of gravitational force. This gravity pulls in more energy, which manifests more particles. As the number of particles increases, so does the gravitational pull, thus pulling in even more energy.

The initiation of the Big Bang chain reaction was not a “particle”, but was simply quantum energy fluctuations that somehow slightly manipulated the space/time continuum. With the correct conditions, this allowed the cre­ation of the first quantum particle. All matter is simply energy oriented in a way so that it forms a “bend” in the space/time continuum, which essentially is a playing field for matter as it follows the bends in space/time also known as gravity.

Gravity does not pull in the energy directly. Time passes slower around a gravitational field and therefore energy leaves the region of space slower than energy flows in. Although the first singularity may have been a subatomic particle, this small gravitational field was enough to initiate these events because prior to this point there was no gravitational field.

Bends in space/time