It has been called, the key to the universe.
We are just discovering something which is completely blowing our minds.
A gateway to new technologies...
We're going into a vast unknown territory.
Who knows what we'll find.
...and possibly the most important scientific breakthrough of all time.
It's going to open up new layers of our understanding of reality.
Could the so-called, "God Particle," really reveal the truth about our origins.
And might clues to its significance have been left here on Earth...
...thousands of years ago by extraterrestrial beings?
We can use this to understand our place in the universe,
and even to teleport and travel...
...through time and space.
Millions of people around the world...
...believe we have been visited in the past by extraterrestrial beings.
What if it were true?
Did Ancient Aliens really helped to shape our history?
And if so, might there be evidence in the discovery of the God Particle?
Every religion seeks to answer the same question.
Where did we come from?
Philosophers, sages, and priests have pondered our origins...
...since the dawn of humanity,
while science, has looked for evidence that might one day give us the answer.
Both religion and science, approach the idea of where we come from...
...with a set of rules.
Science, has the scientific method.
Religion comes at the same question with its own set of rules.
A presupposition that a god or gods exist.
Religion, gives us a certain view of reality.
And science gives us a different view of reality.
And yes, there are points at which these two world views...
...are compatible.
Science and religion, at their best moments...
...are searching for truths as is philosophy.
Especially at moments like the moment of the Big Bang,
the moment of creation, the Genesis.
These streams of thought converge.
In effect, science and religion and philosophy,
are all searching for the same thing.
It reminds me of Einstein's question,
"What were God's thoughts when he was making the Universe?"
If Science and Religion, are both searching for answers...
...to the same questions,
then why do we so often considered them at odds?
Is it necessary that one negates the other.
Science, speaks nothing whatsoever about the existence of God.
And because of that, there's still an opening for God, Right?
There's still a possibility that God stands behind all this.
That God's responsible for the Big Bang.
In the Ancient World, the Philosophers were the Scientists.
There was no clear distinction between hard research...
...and Theological speculations.
All serious thinkers were trying to figure out the nature of reality.
Now we consider these to be separate pursuits.
If we truly want to bridge the gap between Religion and Science...
...we must recognize that religion needs to become more scientific.
And science would benefit by becoming a way bit more religious,
...not even in a Mythological sense,
but by looking back to the religious, and quote what they interpret to be myth,
and say, if there's any legitimacy or reality to this, what is it?
Let's explore. Let's discover.
Let's find out what the truth is.
As our technology advances at an increasingly rapid rate,
are we getting closer to discovering our true origins?
And finding out whether or not, we really are alone in the universe?
Some believe, a recent scientific breakthrough...
...may prove to be a giant leap forward in our search for the truth.
Geneva, Switzerland.
Here, buried over 300-feet beneath the Earth,
and covering a remarkable 17-mile expanse,
is the largest and most complex machine ever created.
The Large Hadron Collider, or LHC.
Smashing tiny protons together...
...at speeds of nearly 670 million miles per hour,
the LHC creates such intense energy...
...that some people are afraid it could actually create a black hole...
...and swallow up the entire Earth.
The Large Hadron Collider, is a real triumph of human civilization.
It's easily the most complicated and powerful device...
...that the human beings, have ever built.
You're actually firing two protons into each other...
...and having them collide with an enormous release of energy,
recreating conditions in a very small area similar to the Big Bang...
...in its very earliest instant.
It is a bit like going back in time, towards the Big Bang,
or the beginning of the universe getting to points...
...in the history of the universe where the energies were that high.
On July 4th, 2012,
thousands crowded outside in Auditorium,
at the European Organization for Nuclear Research, or CERN,
to hear the announcement of the LHC's first major finding.
Streaming the event live around the world,
scientists prepare to reveal a discovery...
...that could solve a decades old mystery about the nature of our universe.
The atmosphere in the room was incredible.
It was not like a normal physics symposium, or seminar.
It was truly something of completely different magnitude...
...was going to be announced,
that it is completely extraordinary, which it was.
As a layman, I would now say,
I think we have it.
What the scientists at CERN had discovered was a tiny bit of matter...
...that some call "The God Particle".
Scientists around the world celebrated the discovery...
...of the God Particle as a milestone in human knowledge,
and thought that it's going to open up...
...new layers of our understanding of reality.
But just what is the so-called "God Particle?"
And what is it telling us about the universe?
Known in the scientific community as the Higgs Boson,
the particle was first theorized by physicist, Peter Higgs, in 1964.
Its discovery confirms the existence of an invisible force...
...throughout the universe, known as, the Higgs Field.
Scientists believe when particles interact with this field,
they acquire mass,
which slows them down,
and allows them to form matter such as planets and stars.
An image that's often used is ping-pong balls,
moving through sand or sugar.
Sometimes they're pushed down real deep, sometimes they're on top of the sand.
If you're on top, you move around quickly; If you're deep in, you move slowly.
And that interaction with this other Higgs particle...
...is what gives other particles, their mass.
You really can't overemphasize the importance of finally saying...
...there is a Higgs particle,
and that, we, really are on the right track.
There's great excitement in the scientific community...
...because the Higgs Field permeates all of space-time.
It's possible, theoretically,
to effectively switch off the mass of particles...
...and achieve near light speed very easily.
This could open up not only the planets, but the stars to human exploration.
Whether it's through science, religion, philosophy,
or the ancient astronaut theory, the fact is,
we are all seeking answers to the same questions.
Who are we? Where do we come from, and ultimately, where are we going?
And so we celebrate a discovery like, the Higgs Boson, or, God Particle,
because, it brings us that much closer...
...to answering the questions that have fascinated humanity...
...for thousands of years.
Scientists believe that the discovery of this tiny particle,
could represent a quantum leap in our understanding of the universe.
Some have even proposed that it could open the door...
...to anti-gravity technology,
travel at the speed of light, and the creation of wormholes.
However, Ancient Astronaut theorists, propose that, the God Particle...
...is not a new discovery, but rather a rediscovery.
Chandighar in India.
This thriving city at the foot of the towering, Himalayas,
is the Capital of India's Punjab state.
It was in this region of northwest India that scholars believe...
...a series of religious texts called, the Vedas,
were compiled from oral stories that had been passed down for centuries.
The Vedas, according to the Indian tradition itself,
were put together in the final form about 5000 years ago.
But these hymns, had been circulating in the Indian region for a long time.
We do know that not a single letter of the four Vedas has changed,
unlike any other text in the world.
So there was the belief that the text of the Vedas...
...should not be tampered with because they represent the entire cosmos.
In the Hindu lore, the Vedas are not of earthly origin.
They are from mysterious sources. And they are from before time.
They are from before human history.
And are said to be from before even the gods.
Major figures in modern science were ardent students of the Vedas.
Bohr and Schrodinger, read arduously.
Oppenheimer, could read it in Sanskrit.
Even Einstein and Tesla, were known to have read it.
It had a profound influence on modern thinking.
Inside these ancient tomes, are Hinduism's first stories of creation.
In one Vedic text, called, the Rig Veda,
creation was said to have begun suddenly and explosively...
...from an infinitesimal point of pure energy.
It describes this strange cosmic egg...
...that begins as a single concentrated point.
And everything expanded from this single concentrated point...
...to form the universe.
Now, if you look at this from a modern perspective...
...this actually reflects modern science's Big Bang theory,
where the universe began as a singularity...
...and expanded to form the universe as we know it today.
To me, the similarities are astounding.
It's not like this idea was just banging around...
...for anybody to see.
It was a concept that our scientists didn't start to embrace...
...until the 20th century.
And yet, it was already there, in these texts...
...that are at least 3000 years old, if not much older.
What is remarkable in the Vedas...
...is that, they were able to come to an understanding,
which is very similar to the understanding that modern science has reached,
through the intuitions of our great contemporary scientists.
Is it really possible that the Hindu creation story...
...from the Rig Veda,
is evidence, that people living thousands of years ago,
may have had knowledge of the precise scientific process...
...involved in the creation of the universe?
A process, modern scientists, are only just beginning to understand?
Ancient astronaut theorists, say, yes,
and believe that further proof can be found...
...in another early creation story, the Hebrew Bible's Book of Genesis.
One of the first phrases in Genesis, "Let there be light."
And, this is like the moment of the Big Bang.
The whole universe began effectively as light, as energy.
We're speaking of moments of existence...
...that humans would experience just as a great flash of light.
And, in that sense, the story of Genesis in the bible...
...and science, converge.
We have in this verse, the description of the very first light.
The light out of which all things came.
The light which led, finally, to match to things of substance...
...to the universe, itself.
In current scientific theory,
fractions of a second after the Big Bang, the Higgs Field transformed...
...what had been particles of light into mass.
Matter, into creation itself.
We have very strong parallels with the scriptures.
First, light and then, matter.
Similar descriptions of the universe beginning from a single point of light...
...can be found in cultures throughout the ancient world,
from Egypt to China and to the American Southwest.
In the Egyptian creation narrative, the very first god was, Atum.
He emerged from the darkness to create Egyptian civilization.
The Sumerian, the Egyptian, the Norse.
Something emerges out of darkness.
Or, they're emerges out of chaos.
Where there was no form, form begins.
There is something about these stories that is beyond any one of them...
...that seems to allude to a greater reality.
But, how is it, that the ancient world's most sacred texts...
...all described creation in much the same way...
...as our current scientific theory.
And where did our ancestors...
...get this seemingly advanced understanding...
...of the origins of the universe?
Ancient astronaut theorists believe the answers may lie.
In the stories of the man who compiled the Vedic texts...
...in written form,
a mysterious sage named, Veda Vyasa.
In the Hindu mythologies,
Vyasa is believed to be a reincarnation of the god, Vishnu,
and that Vishnu, specifically took on a human embodiment...
...to be able to write down these classic texts.
This sage, Vyasa, who is the author of the Vedas...
...was said to be an immortal.
And, ultimately, one of the gods himself.
Some have suggested that Vyasa, came to earth...
...to record and impart this Vedic knowledge to mankind.
Now, could it be possible that he was in fact an extraterrestrial...
...who came here with the direct mission to bring knowledge to mankind...
...and guide them in their understanding of Science and Physics?
Could Veda Vyasa, really had been an extraterrestrial?
And might have educated mankind about the workings of the universe...
...thousands of years before the Large Hadron Collider...
...was ever, even constructed.
But if so, why?
Ancient Astronaut theorists, believed further evidence can be found...
...in the stories of a Greek scientist,
2500 years ahead of his time.
The Thracian coast, Greece.
At the northern end of the Aegean Sea, lie the ruins of an ancient metropolis.
2500 years ago, Abdera was a thriving seaport...
...and trading center.
It was a wealthy hub of commerce between empires...
...and the home of one of history's greatest thinkers, Democritus.
Democritus, was a Greek philosopher in the 5th century before the Common Era.
He was not just a philosopher, but a scientific theorist.
In fact, his great gifts have led him to be revered...
...as the father of modern science.
Democritus was born to a wealthy family...
...and educated by Persian Magi,
learned priests who were said to control the fates.
It was believed that he was trained by the Magi,
these priests of the east,
and, that he also traveled to Egypt and to Babylon,
and studied with the secret masters...
...who had these ancient wisdom teachings hidden in their lineage.
Democritus traveled quite a bit.
And through his travels learned quite a lot traveling east,
through what we call "the ancient near East," studying with the Magi.
And studying with Chaldeans,
who were known for their magical, mysterious learnings...
...and their magical, mysterious knowledge, as well.
Through his travels and his interactions with people...
...said to have mysterious knowledge,
the young Philosopher and Mathematician, came up with a radical theory...
...concerning all matter in the universe.
Democritus, theorized, that everything, people, plants, stone and sun,
were made of the same stuff, tiny particles he called, atomos.
He, developed an early version of the atomic theory.
It is an early theory of everything in the world...
...being made up of these very, very small, invisible particles,
which Democritus, then, called atoms.
Democritus argued that there's a fundamental building block.
Even though we couldn't see them, that was the theory.
The philosophical theory that was in ancient Greece.
This is long before science.
When Democritus was talking about atoms,
it's amazing how close he got to what we really know.
What he was motivated by was the idea that if you cut something up,
the pieces still have the same properties.
And so, he just did the thought experiment.
Well, if I keep cutting it smaller, then eventually,
I'll have the smallest possible piece, and that's the atom.
And that's what gives it its properties.
That's basically, our picture of matter, now, that smallest piece...
...is the protons, neutrons, and the electron, that make up the atom.
What Democritus articulated 2500 years ago,
is remarkably similar to today's Standard Model of physics,
the basis of our search for the Higgs Boson, or God Particle.
But how could Democritus's have known about atoms...
...and the forces that govern it?
Could it be that Democrates had access to advanced and perhaps...
...even extraterrestrial information about the quantum realm.
Some Ancient Astronaut theorists believe that the answers lie,
in an even more radical suggestion, Democritus made, about the cosmos.
In his writings, Democritus proposed that there are many worlds...
...and that these worlds even sustained life.
Now, could it be that by other worlds he was maybe even referring...
...to parallel universes?
As we fast forward from Democritus to the more current era...
...where the idea of parallel universes have really taken off...
...is the multi-universe view,
where all possibly universes has occurred.
This is very similar to Democritus' idea of making all possible universes.
But now, they're very much next to each other, parallel in space,
as well as occurring in time.
Some cosmologists today, believe our universe is one of many,
and that the God Particle could lead us to discovering this other universes.
Is it possible, that Democritus had knowledge of this...
...2500 years ago?
And might that information had come to him not only from a different world,
but perhaps, a different universe?
Democritus, claimed to communicate with what he thought were parallel worlds.
He, sometimes would exercise his energy by going into places of the dead...
...and would receive what he thought were voices and information...
...which would predict the future.
Some accounts of Democritus describe him as having access...
...to magical powers,
with which he could control the weather and predict natural disasters.
He, also allegedly communicated with what, he, referred to...
...as other worlds.
And, he, described images and voices that came to him...
...giving him all sorts of information.
Is it possible that the priests of the Magi,
the priests of the Egyptian mystery schools...
...and the priests of Babylon taught him some form of ancient practice,
that allows the human body to become an instrument...
...to connect directly on a telepathic level...
...with extraterrestrial beings?
The more that we draw forth in science...
...we're going to discover the truths of the past...
...that have long been hidden from us.
Yes, mankind has been directed from the beginning.
But did Democritus, truly have understood atomic theory...
...and the concept of multiple universes all the way, back in the 5th century BC.?
Or is it possible as some Ancient Astronaut theorists...
...suggest that he was simply documenting information...
...passed on to him by more advanced beings.
Clues about our universe deliberately left for us...
...to discover over time?
Perhaps, the answer can be found by looking at the discovery...
...of the God Particle and its connection, to the Mayan calendar.
Palenque, Mexico.
These majestic stone ruins are all that remain...
...of the once powerful Mayan city.
With its towering stone pyramids and ornate plazas,
Palenque, reveals the true sophistication of the Mayan civilization.
In terms of scientific and artistic achievements,
the Maya, were among the world's best ancient civilizations.
Their advancements in math, engineering, astronomy, geometry,
were unparalleled in the entire Americas.
It was in this, ancient Mayan city that researchers have unearthed...
...one of the best examples of a remarkable calendar,
that tracked not only days and months,
but also ages spanning thousands of years.
The Maya, were very, very intent on recording the passage of time,
so much so, that the early scholars called the entire culture...
...esoteric time worshipers.
They had a number of calendrical cycles,
the one of the last ones they made we call the long count.
To the western mind,
you could look at it as the odometer on your car.
It clicks through time,
...and scholars have a difference of opinion...
...whether it is a cycle that will reset itself...
...or whether it is a system that can go backwards...
...and forward into perpetuity.
The Mayans, were obsessed with the idea of time cycles and worlds.
They believed that we had existed in three previous worlds...
...and that they could forecast or predict the emergence of a new world.
And that was the purpose of the Mayan calendar,
was to pinpoint a specific date and time,
when one world would end and a new world would begin.
The Mayan calendar last turned on the 21st of December, 2012.
Thousands of people from around the world descended on Mayan sites...
...to mark the event.
Some, however, sought dire omens in the occasion.
The Mayan prediction of the end of the world in December 2012,
caused a firestorm of prophecy watchers,
and people believing that it was actually Doomsday.
But as we know now, nothing of that nature...
...actually happened at that time.
If it wasn't a doomsday clock as many believed,
then, just what was this ancient calendar predicting?
Ancient Astronaut theorists suggest it may have in fact, been counting down,
not to the end of the world,
but to the dawn of a new era in human history.
The Mayan's never said it was going to be doomsday.
They simply said it would be a new moment of creation.
Maybe, the Mayan calendar predicted a monumental leap forward.
A transition that would lead us into a whole new era...
...of scientific understanding and possibility.
What did happen was we discovered the God Particle,
the Higgs Boson. So, perhaps,
what the Mayan Calendar was trying to predict...
...was not some terrible catastrophe,
but our own very important discovery of the God Particle.
And, how we can use this...
...to understand our place in the universe.
If the Maya did indeed predicted the discovery of the God Particle,
did they also leave a clue,
as to where, this knowledge could take us?
Some Ancient Astronaut theorists believe the answers may be found...
...480 miles north, on carved blocks of hard volcanic andesite,
at another Mayan archaeological site in Izapa.
On Stela 5, there is a depiction of a mythological tree,
that the Maya believed connected the cosmos and the Earth.
For the Maya,
the world tree bridged the seen and the unseen.
The celestial and the earthly.
The Mayans believed the tree exuded a kind of syrup...
...or sap, called, the Itz.
It had qualities that allowed portals to open to make contact...
...with unseen dimensions.
It was the key, if you will, to other worlds.
The Mayans, talked about this type of cosmic ooze...
...that they thought literally emanated from the world tree.
Itz, actually opened up portals to other worlds.
Maybe they're talking about some advanced energy...
...that they didn't directly have access to,
but had the understandings and teachings,
possibly taught to them by extraterrestrials.
When I, looked at the symbolism of the sacred tree, I got to thinking...
...what if, that sap is the Higgs Boson, the God Particle,
and you have scientists saying that it could potentially lead...
...to time travel, and our ability to create tiny wormholes.
Now is it possible that we can use the discovery...
...of the God Particle and the Higgs Boson,
to understand our place in the universe...
...and even to teleport and travel through time and space.
Was the Mayan calendar devised to predict the discovery...
...of the God Particle.
And if so, could this mean that we are getting closer...
...to a reconnection, with alien beings that visited Earth, long ago?
Some Ancient Astronaut theorists believe another clue may be found,
just outside the entrance to the Large Hadron Collider,
with the statue of, Shiva.
Geneva, Switzerland.
Outside the headquarters of CERN's Large Hadron Collider,
is a 12-foot statue of the Shiva Nataraja, or the Dancing Shiva,
one of Hinduism's most powerful gods.
Lord Shiva, is one of the three great gods of the Hindu teaching.
He, is the god of destruction.
His job is to destroy but it is in order to renew.
He, destroys and creates.
His energy, the dance, he's considered the lord of the dance,
a cosmic dance and it's the dance of destruction and recreation.
God Shiva, is a complex character.
It's very difficult to understand, Shiva, in one word.
Because, he, is the god of procreation. And, he, is also the god of destruction.
He's also the god that destroys everything because everything that is created...
...must come to an end.
According to Hindu mythology,
Shiva, is the god who will one day destroy the universe,
to make way for a new one.
Shiva's cosmic dance is not seen as a negative,
even though it is greatly destructive.
It is destroying in order for something new to be created.
So it is an essential part of the process of life...
...that things are cleared away so new things, new possibilities,
better possibilities can emerge.
But, could the various attributes associated with this Hindu god,
be connected to a recent discovery made at the Large Hadron Collider...
...about how our universe could suddenly and catastrophically end?
One of the intriguing outcomes of the Higgs Boson mass measurement,
is the realization that the Higgs Boson and the top cork...
...may put us right on the ragged edge of an instability condition...
...in the universe.
The universe can exist in several different states.
Water, it can exist as steam, as liquid water, frozen ice.
If the universe changes state,
it would produce bubbles of space time expanding at the speed of light...
...that could destroy everything, all normal matter, all everything...
...in the universe as we know it.
Some people are saying, they're used it, say,
there's going to be expanding bubbles of nothingness that will create new,
a whole new universes.
And in a sense, we know that the universe has to be unstable...
...because it made the Big Bang in the first place.
Could Shiva, not only be a mythological deity...
...that represents the ancient Hindus understanding of the universe,
but might he also then, an other worldly being,
who passed on information to our ancestors...
...that we, are only now, rediscovering?
Maybe the great god, Shiva, the destroyer, was actually trying...
...to communicate in ancient times.
Things that we're learning today about breaking things down...
...to the finest particles, and understanding that these...
...are how we understand the basis of life at a subatomic level.
In Hindu tradition, Shiva, was often portrayed...
...as blue skinned with a third eye in the middle of his forehead.
And if you look at the different depictions of Shiva's dance,
you see, that he is almost always surrounded by some type...
...of a circular structure with flames.
We see parallels to technology where he's always depicted...
...in this circle when he's doing his cosmic dance.
It seems very similar to what we see at the Hadron Accelerator...
...in this large circular particle accelerator.
Maybe there's some tie-in between Shiva being depicted...
...in a circular device,
and the way we're smashing particles now in the Hadron Accelerator.
Now, what did our human ancestor artists try to depict here?
Do the accounts of his cosmic dance...
...refer to some type of misunderstood technology,
very much similar to the Large Hadron Collider?
In the Catholic Mass,
there is a ceremonial artifact called, a Monstrance.
If you look at this image, if you look at this item,
it has a burst of light.
Very similar to the pattern of Shiva's light, this dance of creation.
Some say, this shape can be seen in the Hadron Collider at CERN.
Some?? Suggest that the invention of tools like the Large Hadron Collider...
...are happening as part of a plan?
Did celestial beings who came to Earth in the distant past,
give early humans insights into the origin of existence?
Ancient Astronaut theorists believe the answers may be found...
...not in what CERN has already uncovered,
but in discoveries yet to come.
CERN Headquarters, Geneva, Switzerland.
The Large Hadron Collider was heralded as a monumental success...
when it helped to discover the Higgs Boson, or God Particle, in 2012.
But that, was only the beginning.
Since then, researchers have embarked on a multi-year project,
to upgrade what is already the most powerful machine on Earth,
by retrofitting it with bigger, better, and more efficient systems.
When the Large Hadron Collider is activated again in 2015,
it will wield at least double the power it did, in 2012.
And could boast even 10 times more by the end of the decade.
When you look at the size of the detectors at the Large Hadron Collider,
you realize that we really are pushing the limits of technology.
The Large Hadron Collider is something like seven times...
...more powerful than anything else that's existed before.
We'll be even able to get even closer to conditions in time,
even closer to the beginning of the Big Bang.
The work that is happening right now during the LHC shutdown,
is to prepare the detectors and the experiments...
...for the big energy step.
We are going into even more higher energy,
and that means that we're probing deeper and we can be just around the corner...
...of discovering something which is completely blowing our minds.
The human race is going to be focusing more energy in a small area...
...than we've ever done before.
So we're looking for a whole new phenomenon.
The scientists at CERN hope that by increasing the power...
...of the Large Hadron Collider,
they will not only be able to learn more about the God Particle,
but also, uncover other, perhaps even more profound secrets...
...of the universe.
But some scientists, have voiced concerns, that the Large Hadron Collider...
...could create a black hole that would swallow up the Earth,
set off a massive nuclear explosion,
or even form a vacuum bubble that could tip the balance...
...of the entire universe.
Perhaps this is a little hubris.
And we all know what happens when physicists get full of hubris.
But there's always a little bit of fear when you're pushing back...
...the frontiers of science. It's part of the frontier spirit.
We have to admit that we don't know how the universe started.
And, as we go into higher and higher energies,
we don't know what we are going to find,
because this physics at these levels is an experimental...
...completely experimental science.
We don't have the complete understanding...
...and description of the universe,
that can create this anxiety and fear that we might create something...
...that will end the universe.
When we look at the experiments that have been conducted at CERN...
...with the Large Hadron Collider,
it may be that humanity is taking its first baby steps...
...towards the actual construction of the universe.
We're manipulating matter at the subatomic level.
And we are literally harnessing the forces of creation themselves.
The amount of the universe that we see and know,
that is part of the standard model of physics,
is only like four percent of the mass of the universe.
We're going into a vast unknown territory.
We're going to be witnessing events that no human being...
...has ever witnessed before. At energy density scales,
no human being has ever been able to create before.
So it's very exciting.
Who knows what we'll find.
By wielding the incredible power of the Large Hadron Collider,
could we one day recreate the big bang,
to form an entirely new universe?
And at the same time, destroy our own?
Or might we instead be reaching the threshold of a new age for mankind.
If Ancient Astronauts came to our planet hundreds of centuries ago,
perhaps, they deliberately planted the seeds of knowledge...
...that would eventually lead us to where we are today.
Perhaps, finding the so-called, God Particle,
will allow us to finally answer mankind's most persistent questions,
who are we?
Where did we come from?
And the most persistent of all,
are we alone?