  The first three years of the LHC experiments at CERN have ended with "the
nightmare scenario": all tests, confirm the Standard Model of Particles so well
that theorists must search for new physics without any experimental guidance.
The supersymmetric theories, a privileged candidate for new physics are nearly
excluded. As a potential escape from the crisis, we propose thinking about a
series of astonishing relations suggesting fundamental interconnections between
the quantum world and the large scale Universe. It seems reasonable that, for
instance, the equation relating a quark-antiquark pair with the fundamental
physical constants and cosmological parameters must be a sign of new physics.
One of the intriguing possibilities is interpreting our relations as a
signature of the quantum vacuum containing the virtual gravitational dipoles.
