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New clue to why the universe is made of matter

Nature: An unexpected imbalance in how particles containing the heaviest quarks decay might reveal exotic influences — and perhaps help to explain why matter, rather than antimatter, dominates the Universe.

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Posted by Physics Today on March 21, 2008 10:47 AM |

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