This stunning new book delves into the world of modern science to reveal a darker side. It begins in the year 2014 and predicts the future of the Large Hadron Collider, a story of dark research, bloodshed, and criminal intrigue. A mysterious coincidence is the fact the LHC was only running on half power up to 2012, a year destined to be eventful, history making, or possibly a huge disappointment in terms of our knowledge of black holes. When the Maya discovered the black hole resting at the centre of our galaxy, they bestowed the name "HUNAB KU," which was the Mayan central sun and creator of all. Black holes were once the stuff of science fantasy but not any longer. In recent years, modern science has confirmed the existence of a super-massive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way galaxy, leading many to wonder how Mayans were able to discover this centuries ago. One startling prediction is that, in December 2012, an event will take place that sees the alignment of our Sun with the Galactic equator, which is the location of the mammoth black hole. This has sparked a lot of controversy, but Stephen Hawking and modern science only recently accepted the concept of black holes, so will it be a case of science catching up with the Mayans yet again? The greatest controversy surrounds an alleged prediction that the world will come to an end in 2012. Critics of this statement offer the opinion that 2012 is simply the Mayan calendar coming to an end; therefore, nothing more could have been predicted. Others say that ancient Maya prophets foretold an earth-shattering event would occur on or around this time, which is often described in cataclysmic fashion. They had a glyph that represented the black hole in our galaxy, and Mayans truly believed that it caused our world to go through cycles of birth, death, and rebirth. This book examines a seldom considered possibility, that the black hole threatening Earth's existence may have been created by scientists. In 2012, the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, which smashes atoms together to recreate conditions existing at the time of the Big Bang, will finally have its power turned up to full force. A number of court cases had tried to stop the LHC before it created a deadly black hole here on Earth, but CERN brushed them aside as utter nonsense and the court cases have all been dismissed. But when they turn the power up in 2012 and thereafter, who knows what will happen? This book explores one possible outcome of that fateful decision, which leads down a mysterious trail littered with the bodies of fifteen murdered scientists. A crack investigation team is brought in to solve the murders, headed by the brilliant Detective Chief Superintendent Lionel Navarro, who is later joined by US special agent Jenifer Nixon, a female James Bond character. A small team of experts is assembled including one of the world's top scientists, Professor Antoine Taskani and a beautiful female physicist named Sophie Moreau. Taskani is considered a genius and needs to recreate the dangerous Hadron experiments without destroying the world, as this may shed light on the murky investigation. But will he succeed? Very quickly, the team is forced to become the guardians of the new technology and the Hadron experiment is considered the ultimate prize, but dark forces soon try to grasp its secrets in a terrifying journey for the unlikely team. Amid the terror, a love story unfolds but can the combined will of this small team triumph over deadly adversity, and will the world survive?