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If everything was made of antimatter, would anything happen to us when we touch something made out of normal matter? Would it cause destruction on both sides or not affect either side at all?

asked Mar 10, 2023 in Particle Physics by edvardo954

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Higgs field is responsible for mass of fermions, mass of fermions are responsible for wrapping space time and hence responsible for gravity. So it is right to say that Higgs particle is nothing but graviton?

asked Mar 10, 2023 in Particle Physics by EmberCharm

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How do I make something spin without a motor?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by BNix

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Why does an electron have less mass but a higher charge compared to protons and neutrons, despite having similar charges (all are of the same magnitude)?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by drilly

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Can something be made of only one type of atom or particle?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by plodder

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How can anything have negative mass like that of tachyons?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by NovaPulse

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Are particles field?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by mike jay

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Have any atoms of anti helium or other antimatter elements ever been found or made? How could they be created in nature?

asked Feb 20, 2023 in Particle Physics by conlan

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What happens to the photons from a flashlight pointed at the Sun from the deepest point of Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by PowerTool

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How could a potential difference in the value of mass of the Higgs boson impact affect matter and the universe at large?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by Mr Alias

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If a photon can carry energy and momentum, then why doesn't it have mass?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by SolarisScribe

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Why is a photon created when an electron changes energy levels? Is there a particular reason for this? Is it a transfer of current in an electromagnetic field?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by chapmansean

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What is an example of a particle without spin? Why don't we see them everywhere in our surroundings?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by My Home Farm

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What is the difference between the nuclear force and the strong force?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by SJPeppers

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If there is antimatter, does that mean there are also antigravitons and antiparticles?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by amusedlatter

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Could a particle accelerator be used to power a ship?

asked Feb 19, 2023 in Particle Physics by QuantumSeeker

+212 votes

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Has anyone tried to define the physical structure of elementary particles of the standard model with string theory?

asked Feb 18, 2023 in Particle Physics by Vincent Moss

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Can protons be seen by human eyes? If so, how would they appear to us? If not, why not?

asked Feb 18, 2023 in Particle Physics by AstralWhirl

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Can an electron traveling backwards in time become an electron traveling forwards in time again, and vice versa for a positron (antimatter)?

asked Feb 17, 2023 in Particle Physics by handymanforhire

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Do particles exist as waveforms without being observed or having their position measured (i.e., are there any known examples of this)?

asked Feb 17, 2023 in Particle Physics by sconecitizen

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