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https://truth11.com/2022/03/22/lhc-gets-set-to-maximum-power-and-begins-doing-its-thing-again-after-a-3-year-hiatus/#:~:text=Today%20%28March%2022%2C%202022%29%20the%20LHC%20%28Large%20Hadron,not%20in%20active%20use%20for%20nearly%203%20years.

The thing has not been used in over 3 years, and now suddenly they want to use it at full power for the first time ever.

Are they opening a portal to hell?

https://www.bitchute.com/video/z3ijGB0Aivia/

There's a lot of weird satanic shit going on at CERN, wouldn't surprise me that the Ukraine shit is just a way to raise energy prices to fund running this thing.

https://truth11.com/2022/03/22/lhc-gets-set-to-maximum-power-and-begins-doing-its-thing-again-after-a-3-year-hiatus/#:~:text=Today%20%28March%2022%2C%202022%29%20the%20LHC%20%28Large%20Hadron,not%20in%20active%20use%20for%20nearly%203%20years. The thing has not been used in over 3 years, and now suddenly they want to use it at full power for the first time ever. Are they opening a portal to hell? https://www.bitchute.com/video/z3ijGB0Aivia/ There's a lot of weird satanic shit going on at CERN, wouldn't surprise me that the Ukraine shit is just a way to raise energy prices to fund running this thing.

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I thought the LHC had its own nuclear reactor. I guess not.

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

They've had it shut down to perform upgrades to be able to pump more energy into and thus hope to be able to triple(ish) the amount of visible reactions for a better probability of finding something new.

I don't see that there's a direct conspiracy of fuel to LHC power use.

[–] • 0 pt

Do you realize how much energy it takes to run it at full power?

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

How much?

[–] • 0 pt

At full power, I'm calculating around 1,500 gigawatt hours per month. Think large data center x5. That's a lot of heat and energy consumption.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

Per their reporting, they were running at about 1.5TW/yr. They'll likely double to triple that. I still do not see a correlation between prices now and the LHC. When oil was at $180/brl in 2008, was that also a tax to cover LHC usage?

This has been planned for years and isn't "all of the sudden" and has been pushed back to 2026ish.

[–] • 0 pt

It was $87 a barrel at its peak in 2008. I remember because above $70/barrel fracking with the tech at the time was profitable. We could make it profitable with ~$55/barrel with current tech.