CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) has announced the development of a project for search and test if it's possible to leave the spacetime and physics and reach a post-physical and post-spacetime level of observation and explore what's beyon
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CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) has announced the development of a project for search and test if it's possible to leave the spacetime and physics and reach a post-physical and post-spacetime level of observation and explore what's beyond physics and the spacetime, the project has the support of several scientists who work on CERN, but the project got massive criticism for be considered "extremely dangerous" and requires massive investments for the development of the machines for enable such experiments. On December 17th 2017 CERN in its official press release posted the press release about a project called the Einstein Machine, which was developed to search for evidence of the phenomenon, which is named quantum gravity and it's the "physics of the smallest scale", the project is led by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). The project aims to create devices which can travel to high speed and energy and use these phenomena to explore how the spacetime interacts with the subatomic and quantum phenomena of nature, and thus to look for a way to leave the spacetime, if this happens to be the case then this would be the biggest discovery and one of the greatest breakthroughs in physics history. "In order to create a new field of science called quantum gravity, we need to have devices which are sufficiently well-characterized and precise enough to explore these phenomena, while exploring phenomena which are inaccessible to the previous techniques, including the highest energies to which man-made accelerators are capable of reaching, and extreme conditions", said CERN. The Einstein Machine has the following goals: To create an apparatus capable of observing the phenomena of a very large number of elementary particles created from a proton-proton collision, To observe the spacetime from multiple locations and at multiple instants in time (from a large number of detectors placed around the experiment), To measure the properties of the spacetime. The project has the support of several scientists who work at CERN, as well as support from international scientific organisations, such as Physics Nobel Laureates Gerard 't Hooft and Stephen Hawking, who were the main critics of the Einstein Machine project. Stephen Hawking said: "This is going to be extremely dangerous, but it may open up whole new ways of thinking. In my opinion, CERN are not thinking in a safe way by allowing this. But I hope that if it really goes ahead we will soon find a way of preventing this disaster." The Einstein Machine team have a number of plans to prevent any disaster: They have already tested the detector components. They plan to build a set of protective domes around the entire project to prevent any particle collisions occurring at high enough energy levels to cause any damage to the experiment. If such collisions do occur, they have a containment system which will allow the experiment to continue, even if the project is destroyed. CERN are planning to make the Einstein Machine public very soon, although no precise date has yet been announced. Dr. Stephen Hawking has also suggested that CERN may be putting itself in a greater level of danger, by announcing the project before it is finished. He claims that this may put the safety of the entire project at risk, should any errors occur. The Einstein Machine team were scheduled to meet on 4 October to discuss future plans. The Einstein Machine team have said that they cannot comment on the nature of the new particle, as this information is being kept secret until the results of the particle collider are published in November.
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