The profound mystery of why our universe isn't empty
In short: Why does matter exist at all? This video explores one of the deepest questions in physics: the imbalance between matter and antimatter that allows for a physical world.
Particle physicist Don Lincoln discusses the fundamental cosmological puzzle regarding why the universe is composed of matter rather than being annihilated by its opposite. The content delves into high-energy physics to explain how these opposing forces interact at the frontiers of our understanding.
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