Many people have probably heard the word CERN, but perhaps not many know what it is, what it does, and why it exists.

For those not familiar, CERN is the governing body of people who decide what to do with the LHC, or the Large Hadron Collider,

the largest particle collider in the world, as well as other similar machines.

So here I'm going to go over some information I wrote about in my two-volume book set,

The Final Cataclysm, Supernatural Signs of the End Times.

For those who read those books, this will be a good review, but for those who missed it,

I felt it necessary to include the highlights of the information surrounding CERN.

Now, while everything found online about the mysteries of CERN cannot be believed, there are still some things we as Christians should know.

Before CERN was a laboratory, it was a council whose purpose was to build the laboratory.

In 1952, the European Council for Nuclear Research was established by 12 European governments.

The acronym CERN originally came from the French Council European Por la Recherche Nuclire.

In 1954, after the council was dissolved, the name changed to organization European pour la Récierge nuclear, which translates to European Organization for Nuclear Research.

Now, former director of CERN, Lou Kowarski, stated that the acronym could have changed to

O'WRN, but it was actually Werner Heisenberg, the famous physicist responsible for

developing Heisenberg's uncertainty principle, who suggested the acronym should

remain as CERN. CERN has had a number of achievements in 1973. Weak neutral currents were

discovered, which led to the discovery of the W&Z bosons, the elementary particles responsible

for mediating the weak interaction. The discovery of the W&Z bosons

was a major breakthrough for what's now known as the standard model of particle physics.

The W&Z bosons are still among the most exciting discoveries to date. In 1995, the first

creation of anti-hydrogen, the anti-matter counterpart of hydrogen, occurred in what is known as the PS-210 experiment.

A normal hydrogen atom is made of an electron and proton, subatomic particles.

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