In the past century, the physics community has remarkably changed through the revelation of quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity. Since the peak of 20th century physics, large scale experiments have been occurring across the world to help discover the mysteries of our universe. One of the most notable experiments that is still occurring to this day is known as the Large Hadron Collider. This machine, located in Switzerland just outside of Geneva, is a particle accelerator used to collide two high speed particles together. The purpose of the LHC is to determine answers to fundamental force problems, as well as determine the correlations between quantum mechanics and relativity which are currently unsolvable to to the breakdown of observable particles currently in use. However, there are still any questions left to be discovered in this world that we can not even fathom to think shout currently.
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