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Scientists catch exotic new particles

The Register: Researchers working at the FermiLab particle accelerator in the US have discovered two new kinds of particle, exotic relatives of the common-or-garden proton and neutron.

Posted by Jenny Corrado on October 24, 2006 10:58 AM |

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