Listen to 'the sound of ... the Lord'

There are so many sounds that humans can hear in the world but it would not be any more special than the sound of the 'Big Bang' explosion that is being created from the LHC.

According to the theory widely accepted by scholars around the world, dance was formed from the Big Bang. Of course, no one on earth heard the sound of the explosion.

Recently, scientists from the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) working on the LHC have made a bold idea to hear "the sound of the gods," through modern technology equipment. (The LHC, dubbed the "God's machine," is responsible for the reconstruction of the Big Bang, which is thought to be the origin of the universe. The sound of the explosion was coined by scientists as " the sound of God ").

Image simulates the sound structure of the collision from the LHC.

The scientists installed four ATLAS sensitive sensors to listen to the sound from the explosion. These sensors have up to seven layers for each 'music key' they say sounds pretty 'pretty', very 'musical', and of course a bit 'weird'.

The LHC (Large Hadron Collider) is installed at the border between France and Switzerland. With a pipeline system diameter of up to 27.2 km, the machine will accelerate the proton's 'approach' speed of light. When they touch each other, they break into smaller particles - the smallest elements that make up the universe today.

Source: Popsci