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Yim_The_Muon 13th Feb 2023

Ahhh, Bioactive, by spin you must be talking about cp symmetry being broken by neutrinoes, but you see, knowing that neutrinoes spin one way, and that antimatter is a time reversed particle, then technically, they are still spinning in the same direction, of course, in practice, we only observe our direction of time, and thus, anti-neutrinoes seem to spin in reverse.
Invictus_prosaria 10th Feb 2023

Nice! (cts)
BioActive 9th Feb 2023

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BioActive 9th Feb 2023

well yea but am want ot sound smort
Man-Of-EEEEEEEEEEE 9th Feb 2023

you could've just wrote something much shorter about matter-antimatter symemtry
BioActive 8th Feb 2023

Yim are you going to add all the anti-matter versions of the quarks and leptons? I know it may seam redundant to add them because they're just the same thig with their charges fliped, but some of the anti-matter particles have differnt masses and spins. Also the anti-matter versions of the leptons are important in causing cosmic rays.
Yim_The_Muon 8th Feb 2023

Yes indeed, and we may not discover it for a long while, since gravity is so weak compared to other forces.
Chemisst 8th Feb 2023

@Chernobylll Graviton have not been discovered yet.
Chernobylll 7th Feb 2023

where is the graviton?
Yim_The_Muon 5th Feb 2023

Oh damn, I did it again, I mean Fermions, I get the two mixed up.

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