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Fundamental Particles

A snapshot of a computer simulation showing how energy density changes over time in the collision of a lead ion with a photon emitted by another lead ion.

Photon Collisions at LHC May Produce Miniature Drops of Primordial Universe Fluid

The announcement on Aug. 10, 2023 is the second result from the experiment at Fermilab , which is twice as precise than the first result announced on April 7, 2021.

Muon g-2 doubles down with latest measurement, explores uncharted territory in search of new physics

Electrons are made up of a negative electrical charge, and scientists at JILA have been trying to measure how evenly that charge is spread between the north and south pole of the electron. Any unevenness would indicate that the electron is not perfectly round, and that would be evidence of an asymmetry in the early universe that led to the existence of matter. The Cornell Group at JILA studied how the electrons in molecules behaved as they adjusted the magnetic field around them to look for any shift in the electrons. Credit: JILA/Steven Burrows

Why Does Matter Exist? Roundness of Electrons May Hold Clues

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