Particle Physics

10 stories tagged Particle Physics.

Why a Theory of Everything Is Centuries Away

Fermilab physicist Don Lincoln says a theory of everything is at least 100 years away—and his reasoning is harder to dismiss than it sounds.

New experiment at Brookhaven Lab allegedly proves virtual particles exist—challenging how we understand empty space and quantum reality itself.

Exploring CERN's recent findings on matter-antimatter asymmetry and their implications for understanding the universe.

CERN's antimatter factory reveals mysteries of the universe's matter-antimatter asymmetry and the quest for new physics.

Exploring the Higgs boson's role in potentially revealing the elusive dark sector and reshaping our understanding of dark matter.

LUX-ZEPLIN sits a kilometer underground, waiting for dark matter. But success might look like silence—and that would tell us something huge.

Explore the major challenges facing the Standard Model of particle physics, from Higgs boson mass to dark energy mysteries.

Recent experiments challenge the existence of sterile neutrinos, reshaping our understanding of the universe.

Exploring the possibilities and risks of CERN's LHC creating a black hole on Earth.

Exploring the challenges of detecting gravitons and what this means for quantum gravity.