What is the significance of the hex field and its relation to Newton's model?

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The discussion centers on the concept of the "hex field" or "H particle" mentioned in a video about proton collisions at the Large Hadron Collider, which raises concerns about potential catastrophic outcomes. Participants express curiosity about the significance of this theory in relation to Newton's model of physics. There is a lack of available resources or literature on the hex field, leading to a request for recommendations on where to find more information. The conversation highlights the intersection of advanced particle physics and classical theories. Overall, the significance of the hex field remains unclear, and further exploration is needed.
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Hey all, i was youtubing one day and was discussing the Collision of 2 protons that would "potentially" cause the end of the Earth if it went wrongly, the Large Hadron Collider. Watch this Video about 6.20 into the video it talks about something called the "hex field" or "H particle" i was wondering what you guys think about this theory and Newtons standard Model. Plus i want to find out more about this, however haven't come across books or websites that gives any info about this theory.
So Basically to sum up.
What do you guys think about this concept?
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Do you know any where else i can get information about it?

Thanks for the time.
Madian.
 
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I guess no one has heard of it lol...
 

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