Researchers believe a neglected particle gave matter the edge over antimatter after the Big Bang

A scientific study suggests that a long-overlooked particle may have given matter an advantage over antimatter in the moments after the Big Bang. The researchers say this could change our understanding of cosmic evolution and the fundamental laws of physics.

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• The study suggests that a long-overlooked particle gave matter an advantage over antimatter in the fractions of a second after the Big Bang.

  «A long-overlooked particle might have given matter an edge over antimatter in the split-seconds after the Big Bang»

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• The researchers say this proposal could change our understanding of cosmic evolution and the fundamental laws of physics.

  «could transform our understanding of cosmic evolution and the fundamental laws of physics»

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• The study begins with a question about why the universe is the way it is.

  «Why is the universe the way it is?»

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