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Compact Neutrino Detector Successfully Identifies Antineutrinos at Nuclear Reactor

A compact neutrino detector has successfully identified antineutrinos at a nuclear power plant, marking a significant advancement in particle physics. Unlike conventional detectors that require massive infrastructure, this device weighs less than three kilograms. Despite its size, it effectively detected antineutrinos emitted from a nuclear reactor in Leibstadt, Switzerland. The experiment, which lasted 119 days, […]

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Heavy Dark Matter Could Break the Standard Model, New Research Shows

The concept of heavy dark matter has raised concerns about its implications for the universe’s fundamental structure. While dark matter has been theorised as a key component explaining several astrophysical phenomena, new research indicates that particles exceeding a certain mass could disrupt the Standard Model of particle physics. The ongoing quest to identify dark matter, […]

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Scientists Investigate Hypernuclei To Understand Subatomic Forces and Neutron Stars

A breakthrough has been reported in particle physics, focusing on hypernuclei—rare atomic systems that form through the inclusion of hyperons, particles containing at least one “strange” quark. Unlike the ordinary nuclei of atoms made of protons and neutrons, hypernuclei exhibit unique properties that may offer insights into subatomic forces and the extreme conditions present in […]

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Large Hadron Collider Detects Heaviest Antimatter Particle, Sheds Light on Early Universe Conditions

The ALICE detector at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has identified the heaviest antimatter particle observed to date, as per reports. This discovery has been achieved by replicating conditions akin to those present during the Big Bang, providing critical insights into the dominance of matter over antimatter in the universe. The particle, an antimatter counterpart […]

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