Antimatter: A Billion Years for a Gram, A Universe from One Extra Particle
Antimatter is shockingly hard to make and behaves normally. Our universe exists due to a minuscule asymmetry. Founders: question your 'obvious' truths.
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This episode features a conversation with particle physicist Don Lincoln, covering the history of physics unification from Newton to the Standard Model and the Higgs boson. They explore major unanswered questions including the search for a Theory of Everything, the mysteries of antimatter and baryogenesis, the accelerating universe driven by dark energy, and the elusive nature of dark matter. The discussion emphasizes the experimental challenges and philosophical implications of pushing the frontiers of human knowledge.
Antimatter is shockingly hard to make and behaves normally. Our universe exists due to a minuscule asymmetry. Founders: question your 'obvious' truths.
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