MORE CONCERNS ABOUT CERN: THEIR NEW PROPOSED COLLIDER’S MAGNETIC ...

February 8, 2019 / Joseph P. Farrell /

Last week, you'll recall, I blogged about CERN's plans for an even bigger particle collider, one with an enormous 100km (60 miles) circumference. At the time I posted, I pointed out that the energies such a collider would be operating that would be... well, to use the late Art Bell's expression, "gimongous", dwarfing even the enormous energies and magnetic field strengths of the current Large Hadron Collider.

Mr. P.J. spotted this article, and shared it:

Designing Magnets for the World’s Largest Particle Collider

Now, the subtitle of this article says it all: "To produce a field of 16 teslas for CERN's Future Circular Collider, scientists must invent a new class of magnets." But wait, there's more:

At the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) in Switzerland, man-made magnetic fields—roughly 200,000 times stronger than the Earth’s—accelerate particles into one another at nearly the speed of light. Experiments by this world-renowned particle accelerator have provided critical data supporting the Standard Model, a theory describing how particles in our universe behave and interact. But physicists are keen to know whether the model holds up for particles at even higher energies.

More experiments must also be done to extend the Standard Model, to answer questions such as why the universe has so much matter compared to antimatter, what exactly is dark matter, and why neutrinos have mass. CERN, the research organization behind the LHC, hopes to explore these mysteries with its proposed next-generation facility, the Future Circular Collider (FCC).

On 15 January, CERN released its first report outlining potential designs for the FCC, with input from more than 130 institutions. The facility would come with an estimated price tag between €9 billion (US $10.2 billion) and €21 billion, and part of the facility could open as soon as 2040.

If realized, the FCC will produce magnetic fields nearly twice as strong as the LHC, and accelerate particles to unprecedented energies of 100 tera-electron volts, compared to the LHC’s energies of 13 TeV. Whereas the magnetic system at the LHC can achieve strengths of 8.3 teslas, the FCC system would be able to achieve 16 T. (Emphasis added)

To achieve this feat, superconducting magnets of niobium tin will have to be used:

More than 4,500 magnets will be required for the FCC, and those magnets must rely on new designs and materials. The magnets currently used in the LHC are made of niobium titanium (NbTi)—but for the FCC, scientists will switch to the more powerful superconducting material niobium tin (Nb3Sn).

“The only superconducting material suitable in producing accelerator magnets achieving 16 T is Nb3Sn,” says Arnaud Marsollier, head of media relations at CERN. However, this material is sensitive to the tiniest deformation. This is problematic considering the extreme changes the material will undergo, which could degrade its superconducting properties. Therefore, scientists need new designs to minimize stress on these systems.

Now, most readers of my books, and in particular, The Third Way, and of my various blogs on the subject of conCERNs about CERN, will be familiar with one of my high octane speculations about the device: with magnetic field strengths several magnitudes stronger than the local field strength of the planet itself, I've always thought it possible that planetary effects could ensue from using the device, via resonance, and that these effects could affect everything from weather to aggregate human behavior, and possibly even, via the magnetic coupling between the Earth and the Sun, have affects on the Sun itself. I've even entertained the speculation that with such strong magnetic fields buried under the Earth, that such effects might even extend to the dynamo operating in the interior of the planet, which in turn would affect the magnetosphere itself. Perhaps the strange sudden shifting of the magnetic north pole is somehow related to these hypothesized effects.

Now, if you're wondering just how strong a tesla is, this article is helpful:

What is Magnetic Field Strength?

Take note of what is stated at the beginning of this article:

Magnetic field strength is a measure of the intensity of a magnetic field, given in teslas (T), the standard unit. One tesla is equal to one weber per square meter, where one weber is the equivalent per second that is required to induce an electromotive force of one volt. Another way to define a tesla is that a magnetic field of 1 tesla must exert force of 1 newton on a wire of 1 meter carrying 1 ampere of current. This is a lot of force for a magnetic field to exert, as a newton is the force necessary to accelerate a 1 kg weight at 1 meter per second squared.

If all that sounds complicated, people can just think of magnetic field strength in teslas by reference to known field strengths. For instance, the Earth's magnetic field is equivalent to 1/30,000th of a tesla. Still, this is enough for birds to navigate by and to keep a compass hand pointed north. The magnetic field of Jupiter, the largest planet in the solar system, is about ten times stronger than Earth's, or 1/3,000th of a tesla. This is caused by charge circulating through metallic hydrogen in its interior.

Those very small magnetic strengths may seem to be nothing, but note for a moment that birds migrate - it is thought - by using magnetic field lines through the magnetite in their beaks and brains. In the presence of field strengths several orders of magnitude larger than that, what happens? Short answer: we don't really know. The article tries to reassure us with this:

A typical loudspeaker magnetic generates a strength of 1 to 2.4 teslas.

But then it follows that statement with this:

The magnetic field necessary to levitate a frog is about 17 teslas. The strongest electromagnets, which make use of superconductors, measure approximately 20 teslas. The strongest continuous magnetic field yet generated is 45 teslas, at Florida State University's National High Magnetic Field Laboratory in Tallahassee, while the strongest pulsed magnetic field obtained non-destructively was 100 teslas at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

And now CERN wants to double those field strengths(perhaps they plan experiments in frog levitation). So, while these magnets may not be the 100 teslas at Los Alamos, I suspect that interesting things might "begin to happen" when one adds rotation, and maybe the odd magnetic precessional wobble or two... And add all these systems and their enormous magnetic fields together, and my high octane speculations about (un?)intended resonance effects on other systems gets very murky indeed. And then there's that curious wording of the last phrase of the sentence quoted above: "..while the strongest pulsed magnetic field obtained non-destructively was 100 teslas at the Los Alamos National Laboratory." You don't say. What about the destructive ones?

But, as I say, it's all high octane speculation, a fantastic "yea, but what if...?".

See you on the flip side...

 

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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

14 Comments

  1. Eve Leung on February 9, 2019 at 9:53 am

    One of the Star Trek: The Next Generation S1:E1 Encounter at Farpoint.

    The humanoid alien life form captured and impression a gigantic jelly fish like life form, enslave it under their control, use it is power to manifest anything as they want, transform matter from one form into another like magic. A kind of power like GOD!

    If some kind of technology is conCERN the power of prima materia, they are god like.



  2. Eve Leung on February 9, 2019 at 9:31 am

    prima materia



  3. Nicolai on February 9, 2019 at 3:12 am

    A good question would be; how much current would it require and how much current where used at the philadelphia experiment as well as how much T’s it generated. That would provide a hint in the possibility of a portal device.

    Regarding earth’s magnetic dinamics influence, it might be null. Astro magnetics are more , a function of plasma currents and charged particles, at yet to be determined magnitudes. Passive magnets or even wired electric magnets have little span in their influence. Electric Universe proposals woul share more light on the subject.
    For example: It is been proposed that atmospheric dinamics are driven by interaction of outbound charged particles, atmospheric leyers and earth crust. Not merely from a super inner magnet or dínamo.
    Jupiter and Saturn have shown how these interactions produce astonishing gas geometry and plasma boreal lights, as well as cloud bands couter rotating streams.



    • zendogbreath on February 11, 2019 at 11:49 pm

      like button



  4. Roger on February 8, 2019 at 11:42 pm

    Also useful for undetectable communications at frequencies not possible by smaller devices. Also probably use full for intercepting the most weakest signals from across the globe making it impossible for anyone to have hidden private communications. Wonder what kinds of signals from outside the solar system it is capable of picking up. What if they are really trying to tap into an alien intersteller internet so they can down load new tech and knowledge on the real cosmic information highway.



  5. K on February 8, 2019 at 9:06 pm

    This might be a stupid question, but does magnetic action have a speed? Light has a speed, electricity traveling through objects has a speed, etc…. If magnetism is a constant existing relationship, it would stand to reason that any change in the magnetism of a given object would instantaneously affect that object’s relationship with all other matter no matter how near or far (earth – sun). Maybe magnetism in it’s own right is the “dark matter” they always talk about, and the manipulation of such is way beyond what we think it is. Every tissue in the human body with the exception of dentin carries an electric frequency, but magnetism?? Dunno yet….. could be an explanation for psi. Walter Thornhill and his electric universe theory is certainly worth paying attention to.



    • zendogbreath on February 11, 2019 at 11:48 pm

      nice point. one of the biggest issues thunderbolts.info folk have with gravity centric theory (standard theory) is that per the laws whatever of standard theory (that’s so oxymoronic – it’s a model not a nation state), anyway, per those laws, gravity is everywhere complete and instantaneous. distance plays no part.

      these ideas also might splain some of the standard theorist’s confoundment over the obvious acceleration from the sun of ejecta.



  6. marcos toledo on February 8, 2019 at 6:49 pm

    Their lust for power is boundless and that brings up the question what portal of Hell are these monsters opening?



  7. goshawks on February 8, 2019 at 4:34 pm

    The one thing that I have gleaned about the PTB is that it is all about Power . Interest in Pure Science is nil. Interest in helping humanity is almost nil (except in having enough workers/slaves for their whims). So, what is it that is driving CERN’s expansive plans? (And shutting down America’s collider plans.) It has to be purpose-driven…

    There are two aspects to supercolliders: Their magnetic fields and their particle production. Joseph has covered the magnetic field side. I suspect the particle production side is also important. Remember the ‘island of stability’ theories around ultra-heavy elements? You are not going to get there by adding individual protons & neutrons to heavy elements. They will fission long before additional p&n can be added. However, if you whack two heavy elements together ‘just right’, you might get Bob Lazar’s element 115. Now, how to collect it?

    (There could also be a Samson Option to the CERN ultra-collider. With increasing power, at some point you run the risk of forming nano Black Holes in collisions. In the vacuum within the collider tubes, the nano Black Holes would ‘evaporate’ – return to energy – before encountering the tube wall and starting to feed. However, if the PTB types were really threatened by certain Forces, they could threaten to have an ‘accident’ which would release just-formed nano Black Holes into/onto Earth. Quite a Samson Option…)



  8. anakephalaiosis on February 8, 2019 at 1:26 pm

    Rottenchild & Co seek The One Ring, to rule them all.

    Soros in Isengard breeds orcs, to flood Middle-earth.

    Hobbits smoke Longbottom Leaf, and drink Druidic ale.



    • WalkingDead on February 9, 2019 at 1:54 am

      Maybe the “Dark Matter” they seek is more spiritual in nature. Mordor doesn’t share power…useful idiots as always welcome.



  9. Robert Barricklow on February 8, 2019 at 11:37 am

    For corporate scientist who despise kompetision[& love censoring real science] ; one would think this wannabe gods have their sights gunning for the sun’s magnetic power.
    When one couple’s this w/China’s: my conCERNs are bigger than yours; it appears, they too are gunning for weaponization. Magnetic forces are involved. The sun’s power is implied.
    Dark matter is a red herring thrown out to misdirect and misinform[IMO].
    Now, maybe “they’ have a method to increase the shield during a solar flare event; providing they had the magnetic power and tool to do so?
    But that’s not their conCERN. They past actions show it’s about their power. The peoples’ power a problem for them. Unfortunately, their” growing power is a HUGE problem for the people of Earth. Or, at least, what’s left of it after radiation, pollution, chemtrails, 5G, CERNs, and the other wannabe god toys



  10. WalkingDead on February 8, 2019 at 7:42 am

    Why the refusal to let dark matter die? The Universe appears to be electrical in nature. What is it they have discovered they wish to explore further with ever increasing magnetic fields?



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