It was named Higgs after the British theoretical physicist Peter Higgs (b. 1929), who introduced the existence of subatomic particles into the standard particle model. This simply means that he contributed to the understanding of the origin of particle mass. The name boson was named after the Indian mathematician and physicist Satyendra Nath Bose (b. 1894) who collaborated with Albert Einstein in the sphere of behavior of particles in which particles have an integer spin (rotation). Since CERN is convinced that they have proven Higgs’ theory and Bose-Einstein statistics and extracted its elementary part from the particle, they named this new particle the Higgs boson.
In 2020, their official body accepted a plan to build a new “super-collider” that would be 100 km long and have a collision energy of 100 TeV, which is seven times stronger than the previous Large Hadron Collider. 21 million euros would be invested in it. The way scientists explain this investment is that we humans on Earth strive for a deeper understanding of nature, that is, the answer to the question of how we came to be. In addition, according to them, uniting different types of scientists should look like a global society aimed at the cooperation of all for the benefit of all. It is interesting that scientists are aware of the catastrophic consequences for humanity and the Earth if something goes wrong with the collision, and thus bad consequences for the part of the universe that is close to our planet. Still, they are persistent in their intentions.
The theorizing of great 20th century scientists has been attempted to prove over the last 60 years. Today, many scientists have succeeded in this. The theories are taken from the scientific papers of Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla and many others. Einstein set up a theory of relativity that encroaches on theories of physics and encompasses the concepts of space and time; energy, particles and waves and many others. As for Tesla’s inventions, some of them are used in everyday life today, while many of his inventions are still being researched or are not available to the public.
It is interesting how scientists want to prove everything. Much of what scientists want to prove today has long since been discovered. In addition, few scientists are associated with God and intuition (omniscient consciousness) but conclude everything based on logic and learned knowledge.
If they were connected with God, they would come to positive conclusions and innovations useful to humanity, because their development and progress would be directed by God. It is known that matter arises from thought – creative energy that materializes after a while. Everything we create with our defined (those we are very focused on) thoughts turns into material – something real, tangible and visible.
Besides, it seems to me, they don’t think about how great and omnipotent God is. They don’t think that maybe the rest of the universe wasn’t created in the same way as the Earth or our solar system or the our Galaxy. Perhaps each part of the universe has its own laws, its own way of being created with its own elements, its own unique particles. That maybe we small people from 3D imagine the universe as empty space (full of invisible electromagnetic waves), and maybe to our eye because of our narrow knowledge is invisible rest of Cosmos or maybe inaccessible knowledge because of our inability to understand its complexity.
