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Why there is not much antimatter in the universe?

Posted on August 31, 2014 by admin
Antimatter in the universe is not ruled out

On searches for antimatter in space… The observed domination of protons, neutrons and electrons over their antiparticles means that our universe has got the so called baryon quantum number. This is composed of baryon numbers of each of nucleons. It … Continue reading →

How have antiparticles disappeared in the universe?

Posted on August 31, 2014 by admin
Annihilation under the baryon asymmetry

How the decay of particles overtook that of antiparticles… It is observed that the number of baryons in the universe (protons and neutrons) exceeds the number of antibaryons at least ten thousand times. Such an asymmetry could arise in the … Continue reading →

How long can substances survive?

Posted on August 27, 2014 by admin
The huge proton's lifetime

How lucky we are that in a changing world there is a stable proton… As we know, atomic nuclei of substance consist of nucleons — protons and neutrons. If the nucleons decay to other, lighter elementary particles, those will quickly … Continue reading →

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