Higgs boson interactions are
undismissible between the old natural phenomena and the new ones of the new era
of life; these connections are the result of Higgs boson experiment. In this
post I am willing to make a clear subordination of Higgs boson
interactions
through five examples to prove that our universe has already taken a step backwards.
The first example of Higgs
boson interactions is the speed of the rotational clouds around the world; who
can ignore that clouds are moving seriously in high speed? I am sure nobody can
do. The question which should be answered is why clouds are moving faster and
faster day after day? Clouds are moving faster and faster because of the
interaction of our universe with the first universe.
The second example of Higgs
boson interactions is the number of the windy days during the whole year; winds
are a good example of Higgs boson interaction because the world is assisting
more windy days during the whole year. “Higgs Boson Winds” post has an explanation
to the increase of the presence of numerous and stronger winds.
The third example of Higgs
boson interactions is the inflated street’s pave which I am seeing at the
moment; this interaction is obvious and can be explained as follow; the rotating
quarks are under Higgs boson magnetism that makes the earth chemicals pulled up
to leave cracks, empty spaces and unlevelled pave appearing on streets. The picture
below is showing street’s pave unlevelled
The fourth example of Higgs
boson interactions is the trees’ leaves growth; this interaction is the
simplest proof of Higgs boson interaction, how come those trees’ leaves are
growing in different season than they normally do? This phenomenon has been
already explained in “Higgs Boson Fiber” post
The last example of Higgs
boson interactions could be shown in the picture below and which is the chalk
defragmentation.
Higgs boson interactions
should be understood as soon as possible in order to save planet earth from decomposing,
if not; there will be not enough land for the whole world’s population.
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