breakthrough towards the Big Bang theory

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hi! i stumbled upon an article from the CERN website. it particularly caught my interest because i thought that the matter and antimatter issue from Dan Brown's book was purely fiction. If you're quite interested, visit CERN.ch CERN is the world's largest particle physics laboratory. one of their work is to research and study what happens when particular particles collide. they have accelerators and detectors. in the near future, CERN would be able to give us answers as to what gives mass to a matter, what is the invisible 96% our the universe made out of, blackholes, microblackholes, and etc. with the first beam in the LHC (a very large collider located in a tunnel somewhere in Geneva) that was conducted today (sept 10) was successful. there were a lot of protests that happened for the past decade. a lot feared about the consequences of the beam in the LHC. the mere fact that two particles will collide in a billionth of a second can cause not only nuclear power, but other natural phenomenon as well. just imagine, that is how the universe (theoretically) formed. hopefully the scientists were able to get good data that would prove the Big Bang theory. this must be big.=)