The LHC finds legendary beads

The Atlas particle detector, one of the LHC's giant detectors, has found a particle that physicists have been skeptical about for many years despite never having seen it in the wild. .

According to DailyMail, Chi_b (3P) is nuts first confirmed since the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) officially operational in 2009. Scientists have detected it among the mountains of data from trillions The collision occurred inside the LHC.

Finding Chi_b beads demonstrates how effective modern physics scans data on particle collisions. This will be the basis for the LHC to continue its great mission of finding the Higgs, or 'seed of the Lord . ' Like Chi_b, the Higgs only exists in theory and is thought to help explain why the universe is mass.

Physicists at the LHC have scanned all data provided by the particle detector to look for abnormalities from the wreckage left over from super-collisions. Professor Stefan Soldner-Rembold, a Manchester County physicist, commented that the Higgs would always be the 'Nobel Prize' , but finding Chi_b still very interesting. Chi_b is an important landmark of the LHC, and is a decisive step in the mission to fill the gaps in human knowledge of the human race.

'Chi_b' is a particle consisting of a quark and a quark ( y quark) or a beautiful quark. This is a completely new subatomic block that previously existed only in theory. '

Altas testing results will be available online at the ArXiv website.