CERN is trying to build a new collider at least three times the size of the Large Hadron Collider to " unlock secrets of the universe."

I'm sure everyone here has gone down the CERN rabbit hole. From the 2-meter statue of the Hindu deity Shiva sitting out in front of its headquarters to the supposed human sacrifice video (debatable) that was secretly recorded. One CERN scientist claims they captured a mysterious entity inside the collider. Some think that CERN shifted us into an alternate timeline in 2012 when they discovered the Higgs boson (God Particle), which is why we're all seeing inconsistencies in life's details and changes in how we remember things (Mandela effect).

I would mention the satanic Gotthard Tunnel opening ceremony, but there's a misconception that it had something to do with CERN. It might be connected indirectly, but it is worth researching nonetheless.

Fast forward to today, CERN has drawn up plans for the Future Circular Collider, a $21B machine used to smash subatomic particles together at a maximum energy of 100 teraelectronvolts. If the plans go ahead, the organization will ask for approval in the next five years and hope to have the machine built and ready for operations in the 2040s when the LHC has completed its runs.

Proposed Future Circular Collider

Prof Fabiola Gianotti, the director general of Cern, said: "If approved, the FCC would be the most powerful microscope ever built to study the laws of nature at the smallest scales and highest energies, with the goal of addressing some of the outstanding questions in today's fundamental physics and our understanding of the universe."

Mark Thomson, who is set to take over her post in January 2026, said "If approved, the FCC would become the most powerful instrument ever built to study the laws of nature at the most fundamental level,"

Welp, there we have it, folks; if the world doesn't burn to the ground by 2040, we can all witness the jump into another reality where everything is subtly different enough to drive us all insane.

Source: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/mar/29/the-physics-community-has-never-split-like-this-row-erupts-over-plans-for-new-large-hadron-collider

Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-00793-x