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Remember April Fools Day in 2015 when CERN said they accidentally destroyed our old universe and ...

By Nick Hinton
Posted April 1, 2026

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Nick Hinton is a content creator known for posting thought-provoking and often speculative content on X (formerly Twitter) that blends science, philosophy, and conspiracy theories. His style is casual and engaging, frequently using humor or sarcasm to highlight intriguing ideas. While popular for sparking discussions, his credibility is moderate as he shares viral topics without deep fact-checking.

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The post reminisces about an April Fools' Day joke from 2015 where CERN purportedly claimed to have accidentally destroyed the old universe and shifted humanity into a parallel reality during experiments. It critiques CERN's 'weird sense of humor' in reference to their tradition of satirical announcements. The content ties into ongoing conspiracy theories linking CERN's Large Hadron Collider to phenomena like the Mandela Effect, parallel universes, and reality shifts.

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The post is trending on April 1, 2026, coinciding with April Fools' Day, reviving nostalgia for CERN's past pranks like their 2015 universe-shift joke and recent ones such as quantum entanglement in sheep. It gains traction amid renewed interest in CERN conspiracies, fueled by recent videos and discussions about LHC anomalies and dimensional theories. The timing amplifies shares as users draw parallels to current events.

💡Fun Facts

  • 1CERN's 2015 April Fools' joke claimed the Higgs boson discovery shifted Earth into an alternate reality, originating from satire sites like Waterford Whispers News[1].
  • 2CERN explicitly debunks myths about the LHC creating black holes or altering reality, noting cosmic rays hit higher energies naturally without harm[3].
  • 3In 2024, CERN published an April Fools' story about 'quantum entanglement in sheep' to promote the International Year of Quantum Science[5].
  • 4Conspiracy theories often link CERN to the Mandela Effect, popularized by a young prodigy's analysis of LHC logs suggesting universe shifts[2].
  • 5CERN restarted the LHC at 13 TeV in June 2015, shortly before their April Fools' prank, which fueled real-world speculation[3].

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Remember April Fools Day in 2015 when CERN said they accidentally destroyed our old universe and ...