CERN Scientists Break Silence On Chilling New Discovery That Changes Everything

CERN Scientists Break Silence On Chilling New Discovery That Changes Everything

CERN has recently observed new exotic particles using the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), including a pentaquark containing a strange quark and a pair of tetraquarks. The pentaquark consists of a charm quark, a charm antiquark, an up quark, a down quark, and a strange quark, marking the first observation of such a composition.

The two tetraquarks discovered include one doubly electrically charged tetraquark and its neutral counterpart, both containing a charm quark and a strange antiquark. These findings were observed with high statistical significance, ensuring their validity. The discoveries represent a significant expansion of the "particle zoo" of exotic hadrons and will help physicists develop a unified model of exotic hadrons, which remains largely unknown.

These particles are expected to offer deeper insights into the nature of matter and the forces that govern particle interactions. The LHC's increased collision energy and upgraded detector systems have been crucial in making these observations possible. These discoveries continue to push the boundaries of our understanding of particle physics and the fundamental structure of the universe.