HIGGS Particle as a Form of Energy

Pelit, Emre; Pelit, Emre

doi:10.5281/zenodo.sciphi.2026.0034

HIGGS Particle as a Form of Energy

Perhaps some have wondered: Where does the HIGGS field—which is cited as the reason for matter having mass and is claimed to impart mass to fermions—and its…

We can even consider the fact that all massive entities possess a spin speed as an inference from this phenomenon. For instance, we can list examples such as all established celestial bodies rotating on their own axes, or every subatomic massive particle spinning around itself. With mass-energy equivalence having been made so evident, it is highly likely that the HIGGS particle exists sometimes as matter and sometimes as energy. In other words, capturing/obtaining it permanently is not possible.

Perhaps some have wondered: Where does the HIGGS field—which is cited as the reason for matter having mass and is claimed to impart mass to fermions—and its fundamental component, the HIGGS particle, acquire its own mass? Or in other words, can the creation of mass out of nothing be explained solely by exposure to the HIGGS field? Let us try to explain this with more visible examples. As anyone who has read my previous blogs will recall, I mentioned that black holes act like devices that produce energy from matter. In fact, I characterized this process in black holes as the symmetry of the Big Bang. Since this is a process that we humans can never experience, I wondered whether there is a process among those we can observe that could model the process of creation. Then it occurred to me: Has a similar process occurred in previous observations at CERN? The answer is yes, it has. Unexpected events unfolded at CERN, and researchers named what they found the "God Particle." Indeed, looking at this event, it becomes clear that the HIGGS particle acts like a messenger from Allah, fulfilling Allah's command of "KÜN" (BE). Everything that the HIGGS particle does not affect consists of massless, spinless causal connections moving at the speed of light, and these literally represent the angelic realm ( malakut ). We can even consider the fact that all massive entities possess a spin speed as an inference from this phenomenon. For instance, we can list examples such as all established celestial bodies rotating on their own axes, or every subatomic massive particle spinning around itself. With mass-energy equivalence having been made so evident, it is highly likely that the HIGGS particle exists sometimes as matter and sometimes as energy. In other words, capturing/obtaining it permanently is not possible. Written by: Emre Pelit

Tez: Perhaps some have wondered: Where does the HIGGS field—which is cited as the reason for matter having mass and is claimed to impart mass to fermions—and its fundamental component, the HIGGS particle, acquire its own mass? Or in other words, can the creation of mass out of nothing be explained solely by exposure to the HIGGS field? Let us try to explain this with more visible examples.

Antitez: As anyone who has read my previous blogs will recall, I mentioned that black holes act like devices that produce energy from matter. In fact, I characterized this process in black holes as the symmetry of the Big Bang. Since this is a process that we humans can never experience, I wondered whether there is a process among those we can observe that could model the process of creation. Then it occurred to me: Has a similar process occurred in previous observations at CERN? The answer is yes, it has. Unexpected events unfolded at CERN, and researchers named what they found the "God Particle." Indeed, looking at this event, it becomes clear that the HIGGS particle acts like a messenger from Allah, fulfilling Allah's command of "KÜN" (BE). Everything that the HIGGS particle does not affect consists of massless, spinless causal connections moving at the speed of light, and these literally represent the angelic realm ( malakut ).

Sentez: We can even consider the fact that all massive entities possess a spin speed as an inference from this phenomenon. For instance, we can list examples such as all established celestial bodies rotating on their own axes, or every subatomic massive particle spinning around itself. With mass-energy equivalence having been made so evident, it is highly likely that the HIGGS particle exists sometimes as matter and sometimes as energy. In other words, capturing/obtaining it permanently is not possible.