Professor Eliezer Rabinovich, the chairman of CERN, was frowning in his office as he read through the press conference information held by CRHPC and the information they collected through various means.

As a battlefield between Huami and Mi in the field of physical science, the two large strong particle colliders CERN and CRHPC are undoubtedly the core of the battlefield.

It determines to a large extent the respective strengths of both parties.

Although I had been mentally prepared a long time ago, I knew that the CRHPC ring super particle collider built by China might have a higher energy level than the upgraded high-luminosity LH-LHC hadron collider.

But he did not expect that the energy level of CRHPC would be a whole order of magnitude higher than that of LH-LHC.

The collision energy level of 130 Tev and the over-limit collision energy level of 150 Tev. If we really go by this data, the collision energy level of LH-LHC is only a fraction of that of the other party.

For the theoretical physics community, the higher the energy level of the collider, the more things it can see and the higher its attraction.

The original 35 Tev collision energy level experiment of LH-LHC has attracted the attention of most of the physics community, and has also attracted countless applications and exchanges from physicists and physics institutions.

One can imagine what kind of grand event the 130Tev energy level collision experiment will be.

This is indeed good news for the physics community and even the world.

But for competitor CERN, the news is quite bad.

If we just watch CRHPC grow like this, it is unimaginable how long CERN can maintain its status as a holy place of physics.

After all, the difference in collision energy levels is a bit too big.

"It seems we have to think of some solution."

Staring at the news on the computer, Eliezer Rabinovich frowned and thought for a while, then called his assistant.

"Go and contact the three research universities and institutions responsible for the verification of the unified theory of strong power and ask their leaders to come to my office now."

"OK."

The assistant responded and walked out quickly.

The assistant left, Eliezer Rabinovich stared at the news on the computer screen, still frowning and thinking.

Judging from the current situation, the 130Tev energy level collision experiment is a foregone conclusion if nothing unexpected happens, but it is impossible for him to just watch the rise of this competitor.

At least, he needs a new breakthrough point to draw the attention of the world and the physics community back to CERN.

It is best to break the news on or before August 1, so as to minimize the influence of CRHPC and maintain CERN's status in the physics community.
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