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Unified Field Theory LHC Experiment
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bkh99
Mar 21, 2010, 1:47:19 AM3/21/10
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Beginning around April of 2010, in a few weeks time as I am writing
this (mid March 2010) the Large Hadron Collider will be powered up to
fifty percent power (which is double its present energy output). For
reasons which will be explained in the following discussion, this
event will prove to be very important for it provides the opportunity
to test the predictions of the Unified Field Theory (the theory
predicts various malfunctions of this device, which when verified
would lead directly to a new green energy source and a new clean mode
of propulsion to replace the aging and quite dirty Newtonian
technology being employed today). Up to the present time the LHC has
experienced malfunctions consistent with the predictions of the
Unified Field Theory and we can expect these malfunctions to increase
in magnitude as the device is powered up to 50 percent power in April
of 2010 and then runs at one hundred percent power in 2012.
this (mid March 2010) the Large Hadron Collider will be powered up to
fifty percent power (which is double its present energy output). For
reasons which will be explained in the following discussion, this
event will prove to be very important for it provides the opportunity
to test the predictions of the Unified Field Theory (the theory
predicts various malfunctions of this device, which when verified
would lead directly to a new green energy source and a new clean mode
of propulsion to replace the aging and quite dirty Newtonian
technology being employed today). Up to the present time the LHC has
experienced malfunctions consistent with the predictions of the
Unified Field Theory and we can expect these malfunctions to increase
in magnitude as the device is powered up to 50 percent power in April
of 2010 and then runs at one hundred percent power in 2012.
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