British physicist uses a large particle accelerator to prove that ghosts do not exist

When science proves that supernatural forces exist, this world will be much different.

A recent survey found that 42% of Americans believe there are ghosts, 52% for the British, if surveyed in Asian countries - countries with strong spiritual beliefs - it may be the number of people who believe in that supernatural force is even higher.

But believing is one thing, proving is another: almost all of the respondents do not give any concrete and authentic evidence. Of course, remove the "When I was alive ." answers .

But in the end, we may have evidence that ghosts do NOT exist . According to British theoretical physicist, Brian Cox from Manchester University, there is no place for ghosts to "live" in modern physical standards. In a more scientific way, there is no substance or substance that can mediate our information after we die that the Large Particle Accelerator cannot detect.

"If we want something that can carry the information of human living cells, we have to pinpoint exactly what the interconnected intermediate will bring them together, and how they interact with The particles make up the human body, " Cox said in a talk with the BBC.

"In a way, we have to invent an extended version of particle physics standards, specifically for the nuts that cannot be detected by the Large Particle Accelerator."

Cosmologist, who also attended the conversation, Neil deGrasse Tyson asked Mr. Cox, "If I understand exactly what you just stated, you just said CERN, Nuclear Research Center. Europe, confirmed that no ghost exists ".

Mr. Cox confirmed that.

Although the standards of modern physics are a huge knowledge board with lots of gaps, the gaps that physicists have tried to fill up for decades, but Mr. Cox insists that those That gap cannot prove that ghosts exist.

He added that ghosts are a complete opposite of one of the most fundamental laws of the Universe and also the law that has been tested a lot in physics - that is the second law of thermodynamics.

The law states that the total chaos of a particular system always increases over time.

"Chaos" is how we measure random things, chaos that takes place within a separate system. The law clearly states that if an amount of energy disappears, the chaos will increase and if the system is not provided with more energy, the chaotic phenomenon will never be reversed.

Understandably, in every system, energy is always lost by heat - whether it's your home washing machine or this Universe itself - and you will never regain that energy. you have included. That's why time always goes in one direction.

Now how do we apply that theory to ghosts now?

Because we cannot touch ghosts or interact physically with them, ghosts certainly cannot exist in a physical state, so ghosts are energy.

And if energy is always lost in every system, namely if they use energy to do something like move, create dim light in an abandoned mental hospital or cause a scratching sound. outside the railing, they will not have enough energy to maintain their existence for an extremely long time.

The second evidence to deny the existence of ghosts is the Large Particle Accelerator , although there are physical things in this Universe that we cannot use to find this huge machine system, but we can still See how the BODY-IN-energy energy controls our body's cell information, clearly visible.

If we assume that the energy to maintain the existence of a ghost is not entirely a new substance or through some intermediary, it is continually existing EXTERNAL BODY and from the moment we live. , then the mysterious force that controls that cell must be discovered by the Large Particle Accelerator.

"If there is something foreign that controls our body, causing our limbs to move, then it must interact with the particles in our body , " Cox said.

"We were able to accurately measure how the particles interacted with each other, so I confirmed that there is no external source of energy that controls us (which will later turn into ghosts) that control us. both ".

Like many others, Neil deGrasse Tyson said that although he had experienced "haunted feelings" before, he could not find evidence of a phenomenon that went against his knowledge. So about physics, mathematics and space physics.

But that also does not prevent people from believing that ghosts exist.

"It's a mystery, and this mystery is very interesting , " said DeGrasse Tyson.

"And that allows me to understand and even accept it, that people still want that this world has many mysteries, such as the ghosts of their ancestors. I will continue to explore and find out. answer".