The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is a marvel of modern science, acting as a high-powered particle accelerator that propels particles to near-light speeds and collides them. These intense, high-energy collisions can produce many outcomes, each dependent on the energy level at which they occur. One such fascinating outcome, projected to occur at higher energy levels, could be the generation of mini black holes. Detecting these mini black holes, should they come into existence, would serve as the inaugural step towards making contact with an alternate dimension...

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