Particle decays seen at Large Hadron Collider tests standard model limits
Scientists at CERN's Large Hadron Collider report signs of two B meson decays described in Nature, offering tests of the standard model and potential clues to dark matter and antimatter in the universe. The upgrade aims to reach higher energies to resolve mysteries and probe cosmic phenomena.
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