Why is the sky blue? From a Newton's apple to a large Hadron collider.

"Researchers have confirmed the presence of an intermediate-mass black hole in the core of Omega Centauri, a cluster that once formed the heart of a separate galaxy. This finding enhances our understanding of black hole evolution and galaxy dynamics. (Artist’s concept.) Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Omega Centauri: A Galaxy Core Frozen in Time Reveals Its Black Hole) Black holes are enormous objects. They dominate space and time. Time travels backward in the black hole's event horizon. That causes the question: can the particle turn younger forever, even if time is an illusion? The idea of time as an illusion means that time is an energy. And when the particle loses its energy, it loses its mass. Then energy flows out from particles and turns them older. And sooner or later, the particle turns into radiation or wave movement. Or the ball of superstrings unravels. But then back to the question, can a particle be young forever? The particle turns old because the ...

Neutrinos are weakly interacting particles. The problem is that neutrinos seem to be born "too easily". That thing means that it's possible that when particle comes out from the stars or nuclear reactors lose their energy very fast, that thing stops or transforms their spin.  There is a possibility that the electron will travel out from the energy field spin the axle ahead and send an energy impulse. That thing can act like a rocket engine and slow the spin.  In that model, the EM field can transform particles like electrons into neutrinos. And that thing opens new visions for physics. If that thing is possible, it brings new visions for research that can bring us an unlimited energy source. But neutrinos brig new hypothetical material type in the front of the people eye.  We all know that there are two possible main types of matter. Those forms are antimatter and material. Every single particle except photons has an anti-particle pair. Same way neutrino has an anti-neutr...