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<blockquote data-quote="Decopi" data-source="post: 987668" data-attributes="member: 67091">One of the objectives of the latest upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is to identify Supersymmetry (SUSY), which could explain Dark Matter / Dark Energy, not as a quintessence, but as an anti-element or anti-particle of some baryonic stuff (similar to current symmetric standard model between electron / positron, matter / antimatter etc).Whether SUSY is confirmed or debunked, the current expansion of the Universe &quot;creates&quot; energy, imploding our Law Of Conservation Of Energy (Émilie du Châtelet: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed)... and that fact in our present is much more fascinating than any other hypothetical future apocalypse. Similar fascination can be found with Gravitation and the conflict between Quantum Physics and General Relativity, or with Quantum Entanglement and the Rupture of Locality or Causality, etc... all these real factual questions exist on our present, they&#039;re plausible to be studied / understood, and certainly they&#039;re much more fascinating and productive than hypothetical future apocalypses.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Decopi, post: 987668, member: 67091"] One of the objectives of the latest upgrade of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is to identify Supersymmetry (SUSY), which could explain Dark Matter / Dark Energy, not as a quintessence, but as an anti-element or anti-particle of some baryonic stuff (similar to current symmetric standard model between electron / positron, matter / antimatter etc). Whether SUSY is confirmed or debunked, the current expansion of the Universe "creates" energy, imploding our Law Of Conservation Of Energy (Émilie du Châtelet: Energy can neither be created nor destroyed)... and that fact in our present is much more fascinating than any other hypothetical future apocalypse. Similar fascination can be found with Gravitation and the conflict between Quantum Physics and General Relativity, or with Quantum Entanglement and the Rupture of Locality or Causality, etc... all these real factual questions exist on our present, they're plausible to be studied / understood, and certainly they're much more fascinating and productive than hypothetical future apocalypses. [/QUOTE]

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