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Did Large Hadron Collider create TIME TRAVEL? 'Machine shut down after plane vanishes'

Did Large Hadron Collider create TIME TRAVEL? ‘Machine shut down after plane vanishes’
Source: Express

Conspiracy theorists have sensationally claimed the LCH caused time travel.GETTY*CERN

Conspiracy theorists have sensationally claimed the LCH caused time travel.

The huge scientific experiment, which is used to collide particles to discover more about how the universe formed, opened a time portal meaning an Iberworld Airbus A330-300 ended up landing 5,500 miles from where it was supposed to, conspiracy theorists say.

Built among miles of tunnels under the Swiss-French border, the complex machine is run by the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN).

Claims are now ride CERN scientists shut down the LHC during an experiment  immediately after the incident with the plane.

An article on website Freedom Fighter Times said: “The power released from the LHC was so strong that it sent a time warp across the planet. 

“What really happened can best be explained as a massive power outage all across South America.”

The report said CERN scientists began a series of experiments during which they discovered their testing was “distorting our Earth’s magnetic field and had ‘shot off’ a ‘time wave’ towards the core of the planet”.

LARGE HADRON: The LCH is the biggest scientific experiment on Earth.GETTY

LARGE HADRON: The LCH is the biggest scientific experiment on Earth.

Tracking showed the wave veered exactly towards the ‘Sun Gate’ high in the Bolivian Andes mountains, the report said.

The report added the “initial ‘time wave’ spawned by the LHC” erupted from the ‘Sun Gate’ and headed out towards the space above South America.

The wave then “glanced into the path of an Iberworld Airbus A330-300 flown by Air Comet which was ready to begin its descent into Santa Cruz, Bolivia, but then found itself ‘instantly and mysteriously’ over the skies of Santa Cruz, in Tenerife, Spain, over 5,500 miles away”.

All 170 passengers and the crew of flight A7-301 were safe, and after 17 hours on the ground in Spain the departed back to Bolivia.

The bizarre plane incident is said to have happened on November 1 2009.

COMPLEX: Cables powering the huge collider.GETTY

COMPLEX: Cables powering the huge collider.

A day later CERN lost power at the LHC and announced some days later in a statement a bird had dropped a piece of baguette onto the machinery, causing the shut down.

The report added: “After this mysterious event CERN scientists shut down the LHC blaming their failed experiment on a bird dropping a piece of bread onto outdoor machinery.

“After which their Director for Research and Scientific Computing, Sergio Bertolucci, warned that the titanic LHC machine may possibly create or discover previously unimagined scientific phenomena, or ‘unknown unknowns’ such as an ‘extra dimension'”.

The report, and other similar ones went onto claim, even after the LHC was shut down, “dimensional distortions” created in South America by the “time wave” continued and caused the Gateway of the Sun monolith to send out what Russian scientists likened to a “digital communication”.

This was said to have been blasted towards thousands of Pyramids and other ancient sites in Brazil and the Andes Region, leading to a massive power outage plunging “tens-of-millions of people into darkness”.

Former Whitby Town councillor Simon Parkes claimed he stopped LCH scientists allowing Satan through a portal last year.JONAUSTIN

Former Whitby Town councillor Simon Parkes claimed he stopped LCH scientists allowing Satan through

So is any of this true?

Well it is true that CERN had been testing the LHC on November 1, after it was out of action for more than a year, following a previous power failure.

It is also true CERN had to postpone the test runs of the LHC on November 2, 2009, after the bird dropped bread into an external electricity supply cutting power to the machine, as announced in a press release some days later.

There are also reports online that flight A7-301 ended up at Santa Cruz, in Tenerife, instead of the same in Bolivia, with 170 passengers on board, with no explanation initially given.

However, there was no suggestion in these reports of any time anomalies.

In fact the flight was said to be five hours into the journey over the Atlantic, when pilots were denied access to Brazilian airspace, and had to return, taking a further six hours to reach the diverted airport. 

It is also true that on November 11, 2009, a power cut affected millions of people in Brazil for two hours, and in Paraguay for 20 minutes.

But the cause of this was given as a huge hydroelectric dam suddenly malfunctioning.

The Itaipu dam, across the two borders stopped producing 17,000 megawatts of power.

The cause was not determined at the time, but was thought to be strong storms uprooting trees near the dam.

One wild theory is the LCH could pull an asteroid towards Earth, something CERN denies.GETTY

One wild theory is the LCH could pull an asteroid towards Earth, something CERN denies.

The power released from the LHC was so strong that it sent a time warp across the planet. What really happened can best be explained as a massive power outage all across South America.

Freedom Fighter Times

Sceptics say conspiracy theorists are very good at filling in blanks and joining dots.

They also monitor news sites, so when events like these occur around the same time, they piece them together to create a new theory.

This, coupled with a distrust of most official explanations for unexpected events, means there is only going to be one outcome and a theory is born which then travels like wildfire over various websites, debunkers claim.

According to the neutral howitworks.com website it is easy for the theories to begin and travel.

A report on the website said: “For a conspiracy theory to get started, there has to be something that a conspiracy theorist can use, something that doesn’t make sense. In some conspiracy theories, it’s something very small.

“A conspiracy theorist might notice dozens of other anomalies. 

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