Fermilab closes in on possible fifth force of nature

Researchers at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab), near Chicago, may be on the cusp of discovering a new force of nature.

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[rander]

I maintain that the second most difficult task is for some very brilliant person or persons to come up with a theory of everything. The most difficult task is going to explain it to the rest of us.

[RocketCityTim]

Thanks, Dave, for sharing and discussing REAL science and discoveries.

[robbirose]

This will be the thing that explains how to travel faster than light.

[huisbaasbob]

What makes me understand that I don't know a lot, is that after watching Youtube videos I think I start to understand stuff, and then learn that people 10x as smart as me say they don't know it for sure

[HicSvntDracones]

I literally grew up running around the grounds of FermiLab, and through WIlson hall, are the halls still lined with blackboards?

[JustMe-vzwd]

wow, a fifth force, and all discovered here on this youtube channel backed by the smartest youtube professors!

[CMXIIX]

The fifth force of nature, quite possibly. The imaging tech or detecting densities sure is handy in exploring what is under the ground or behind a rock structure. There is a lot of potential for archology, and geology to have some breakthrough discoveries from all of this science.

[boeubanks]

You all realize that they are talking about a deviation not much greater than the experimental error, right? I am not too excited about this yet.

[bobbylustyik]

The reason the particle was speeding up could possibly be it was bending space-time infront of itself. So not necessarily moving faster just bending space faster and over a greater distance

[richardmercer]

If you have a lisp, it comes out as "fifth fourth of nature"

[mythicmarshadow]

So for us dummies, what positive impact would a 5th force have on humankind? Please dumb down your answer for me as I have no idea about this stuff but my god does it interest me

[RichMorrissey]

If light can eject an electron, isn’t light a force?

[tconiam]

When are they going to give up on the Dark theories which are just mathematical constructs that have failed every attempt to validate them?

[giorgiobarchiesi]

I have listened up to “fifty foot”. Apparently this video is targeting US audience only. Sorry for sneaking in without being invited.

[Batterybus]

So there really might be a quintessence? Gotta give it to the Ancient Greeks.

[sid]

Whoa. A whole other force of nature? That would explain why GUT never happened satisfactorily.

[hkrhkr]

Fermilab closed July 2024. To much corruption and pocket filling 🥴

[Yezpahr]

Technically, I'd say this is the 4th force, gravity should always be the last force as it's competing as an inherent runner's up.