Japanese particle accelerator hints at 'new physics' »
Posted by: capn_caveman 5 months, 3 weeks agoThe accelerator detected differences in how various particles decay that might help explain why the universe has more matter than antimatter
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crespi5 months, 3 weeks ago
For a time when I was a kid they said there was an equal ratio of matter/anti-matter.
This seemed weird to me even then because I thought we would witness more annihilations. (I always just figured it was counter-intuitive like so much of advanced physics.)
Now I am glad to see my childhood logic and skepticism was correct.
I also hereby refuse to stoop to the level of quipping that ANY of the particles are "turning Japanese."
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