CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research and home to theworld’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator, became really popular for their revolutionary supercollider and its mind-boggling experiments; creating temperatures 100,000 times hotter than the core of the Sun, creating new particles, black holes, anti-particles, and new forms of matter. They have a good number of fans who admire these experiments, however, a lot of skeptics also abound who view every experiment carried out by CERN, as masking a darker purpose.

The Skeptics Society Forum quotes a couple of scientists, who spoke on how powerful they believed CERN’s experiments to be. “The God particle found by CERN could destroy the universe,” Stephen Hawking wrote in the preface to a book, Starmus, a collection of lectures by scientists. The Higgs Boson could become unstable at very high energy levels and have the potential to trigger a “catastrophic vacuum decay which would cause space and time to collapse and… we would not have any warning to the dangers.”

Astrophysicist Neil de Grasse Tyson is known to have said on a radio program that the experiment could literally cause the planet to “explode.”

Otto Rossler, a German professor had in 2008, filed a lawsuit against CERN with the European Court of Human Rights, claiming that he believed the facility could trigger a mini black hole that could get out of control and annihilate the planet.

Sergio Bertolucci, former Director for Research and Scientific Computing of the facility, got a lot of attention when he said in an interview with a British newspaper that the supercollider could open other worldly doors to another dimension...

CERN also came under attack by skeptics who are worried about a photograph that was taken of the sky above CERN. This photograph was posted on June 24 by a Facebook user,  Joelle Rodrigue who had taken a photo of a storm above the research center.

An internet publication called ‘Freedom Fighter Times’, quoted of sputniknews, has several articles about CERN, named "the CERN files," in the "science from hell" section of its website.

In May, this publication accused CERN of opening the portals to hell.

"CERN is directly responsible for weather manipulation and the opening of portals, under an operation called The CLOUD Experiment. Strange 'coincidences' are popping up surrounding CERN that may make you think twice about things," they wrote.

They supported their allegations with the photo of the storm captured by Rodriguez.

"CERN is notorious for opening portals and then denying it; something very strange was captured in the clouds above the Large Hadron Collider just recently," they wrote.

"Below is a photo of an isolated storm captured by Joelle Rodrigue on June 24th. The cloud looks to be rotating in a circular motion and some have claimed to see a face in the lightning filled cloud. Last year we reported that there were clear images of demons in the pictures of CERN's beams. Could this be an outer manifestation of one?"