However, no flashforward occurs, and the LHC instead finds the Higgs boson - the intended result of the first experiment. Soon after, the flashforward is found to be the result of neutrino pulses coincident with events at the collider.
In contrast to expectations, no flashforward event occurred, and the LHC successfully identified the Higgs boson, which was the main objective of the first experiment. It was later revealed that the anticipated leap forward was actually caused by synchronized neutrino pulses with collisions at the collider.