Hints of a new force of nature at the LHC

The LHCb experiment at CERN has reported evidence that could point toward new fundamental particles that we've never seen before. Here's a short summary of what we've seen and what it could mean for the future of fundamental physics.

BOOK:

If you enjoyed this video and would like to know more about particle physics and the ongoing quest to understand the fundamental building blocks of nature, then you might enjoy my upcoming book, 'How To Make An Apple Pie From Scratch', out August 2021, which you can pre-order below.

[TWOCOWS]

sorry to burst your European bubble, but it was at the Fermi Lab in Illinois, west of Chicago that this was first noticed and explained. LhCB was asked to repeat the experiment to make sure this is not a fluke

[rohanjagdale]

What happened with your new 100 km super collider that can detect dark matter particles? Keep us updated about physics news. Thank you Professor.. 👍🏻

[halfcadence]

Excited to see where this channel goes

[callumbush]

The universe is as small as it is large!

[saqibmango]

What challenges could brought a new force of nature?

[SemtêxČØŴv.]

3 sigma is a little early for back patting and hand shakes. Fingers crossed the data doesn’t correct this anomaly.

[yootdm]

I hope they are able to replicate this to prove the data

[wulphstein]

Waste of time and effort to study quarks. Why don't you figure out what spacetime is made of?