Anatomy of Black Hole particle acceleration – the type IV

extraterrestrial highway connecting Hyperspace and other

Universes

Massive central Black Holes form the structural beam for galaxies. These massive Black Holes
actually work as massive particle accelerators create energy of such proportions that Large Hadron
Collider is considered just a child’s game. The Black Holes are extremely powerful particle
accelerator. They create energies beyond our imagination melting the space-time curvatures into
higher dimensions connecting the Hyperspace and other universes.

We are talking about emitting gamma rays with energies in the thousands of trillions of electron
volts. That is exactly what happens in a Black Hole. Massive Black Holes regularly engage in
revving up protons in the surrounding magnetic plasma and slinging them into lower-energy protons
with such energy that high-energy gamma rays result from the collision.

The net effect is the singularities that give rise to a virtual connector between the Hyperspace that
hold our Universe, other Universes, and our Universe. What really happen in the core of a Black
Hole are the transparent conversion, transformation, and integration of higher dimensions and our
3D spatial dimension.

Advanced Type IV extraterrestrial civilizations use these Black Holes and resultant space-time
curvature manipulation to navigate in and out of 3D Universe.

These high-energy protons are form Hyperspace. After these high-energy protons escape the black
hole environment, they fly off into the interstellar medium, where they collide with low-energy
protons (hydrogen gas). These particles of matter quickly decay into high-energy gamma rays that,
like other radiation, travel in all directions.

While our terrestrial physics can capture the Gamma Rays and its formation from the collision, it is
unable to detect what really happens to eject these high-energy protons into the surrounding
plasma.

The high-energy protons are the by products of the massive high-energy transformations that create
the pathway between the Hyperspace and our Universe.