In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists at the CERN particle accelerator have unearthed evidence of a parallel universe where the laws of physics are reversed.
According to the team of researchers, this parallel universe is similar to our own but with one key difference - gravity pulls objects upwards instead of downwards.
"It's mind-blowing," said lead researcher Dr. Emma Smith. "The implications of this discovery could revolutionize our understanding of the real world."
The team stumbled upon the evidence during a routine experiment with high-energy particles. They noticed that some particles were behaving in an unexpected manner and eventually traced the anomaly back to the parallel universe.
"We're still trying to wrap our heads around what this means," Smith added. "It's like looking in a mirror and seeing everything mirrored."
While the discovery opens up a realm of possibilities for interdimensional travel and exploration, scientists warn that any attempts to visit the parallel universe could have dire consequences.
"The laws of physics are reversed there," explained Dr. James Lee. "If you were to visit, you would fall upwards instead of downwards. It's the equivalent of jumping off a skyscraper."
