W boson: Physicists still don't understand 2022's most shocking particle
Physicists are still puzzled by a new measurement of a fundamental particle called the W boson, which doesn't agree with our existing understanding of the universe
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Physicists are still puzzled by a new measurement of a fundamental particle called the W boson, which doesn't agree with our existing understanding of the universe
The particle collider at CERN will soon restart. “There could be a revolution coming,” scientists say.
Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $1.89 million for 14 collaborative research projects in high energy physics that extend a robust history of collaboration with Japanese investigators.
A team spent 10 years measuring the mass of W bosons – and the result was not what physicists expected.
A decade-long experiment produced the most accurate measurement yet for the mass of W bosons, the particles responsible for the weak force. The result provides even more evidence for undiscovered physics.