Large Hadron Collider may be closing in on the universe's missing antimatter (www.space.com)

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Those shifty quarks are at it again.

"Experiments have observed that mesons are able to oscillate between their matter and antimatter states, which have ever-so-slightly different masses. This is because mesons exist in a state of "mixing:" they are a mixture of their matter and antimatter states, which allows them to oscillate back and forth between those states"

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[-] V699@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

It's frustrating that science websites have so many ads and popups.

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