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What about the electroweak symmetry=souls thing? Can someone explain that please? [[Special:Contributions/108.162.216.64|108.162.216.64]] 01:49, 12 January 2014 (UTC) | What about the electroweak symmetry=souls thing? Can someone explain that please? [[Special:Contributions/108.162.216.64|108.162.216.64]] 01:49, 12 January 2014 (UTC) | ||
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So at the point of the creation of matter there's supposed to be this balance between matter (oversimplified: positively charged protons, negative electrons, the stuff we're made of and used to) and antimatter (The opposing charge stuff). That balance is great, but it pretty much implies that the process of matter formation and matter reexplosion (what hapens when antimatter and matter meet) would be this continuous loop. Fact is, we're here, looking at these reactions (or trying to). Therefore, we are the result of an assymetry, perhaps one in every billion particles created is without a partner (visible to us anyway, perhaps it escaped to some negative matter space that's a safe distance away). What caused this apparent imbalance is presently unknown. (Don't, whatever you do, call it a mystery. Not because it's not, but because of the reaction you'll get from all the wrong folks.) [[User:Bralbovsky|Bralbovsky]] ([[User talk:Bralbovsky|talk]]) 00:14, 15 May 2015 (UTC) | So at the point of the creation of matter there's supposed to be this balance between matter (oversimplified: positively charged protons, negative electrons, the stuff we're made of and used to) and antimatter (The opposing charge stuff). That balance is great, but it pretty much implies that the process of matter formation and matter reexplosion (what hapens when antimatter and matter meet) would be this continuous loop. Fact is, we're here, looking at these reactions (or trying to). Therefore, we are the result of an assymetry, perhaps one in every billion particles created is without a partner (visible to us anyway, perhaps it escaped to some negative matter space that's a safe distance away). What caused this apparent imbalance is presently unknown. (Don't, whatever you do, call it a mystery. Not because it's not, but because of the reaction you'll get from all the wrong folks.) [[User:Bralbovsky|Bralbovsky]] ([[User talk:Bralbovsky|talk]]) 00:14, 15 May 2015 (UTC) | ||
