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An experiment is making scientists suspect they are missing something big in their understanding of physics.

Experiments on the distinctive wobble of a heavyweight cousin to the electron called the muon are repeatedly finding something isn't quite adding up, pointing the way towards unknown physics.

Experts whizzed tiny muons, which are similar to electrons, through a 50-foot-diameter ring at the US Energy Departments Fermilab in Batavia, Illinois.

Scientists are getting closer to the possible identification of a new force of nature after observing the peculiar 'wobble' of a subatomic particle.

The hypothesis that there is a fifth force of nature is now being reinforced. It's all because scientists at the Fermilab particle accelerator, in

Scientists at a particle accelerator facility believe they may have discovered a fifth force of nature which would revolutionize physics.

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The discovery of wobbling muons promises to spark a revolution in physics, but more results are needed to know for sure.

The latest data from the Muon g−2 experiment corroborates previous results, but clashing theoretical predictions leave physicists without a clear conclusion

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