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Revision as of 14:46, 28 July 2011
Initial Questions
- What leads us to believe that the Standard Model particles only account for 5% of the Universe?
- What are the shortcomings of the Standard Model?
- How do we know that neutrinos are not dark?
- Where do we think the antimatter is?
- What facts and theories go beyond the Standard Model?
- What current research is occurring to support Standard Model theory?
- How does the Standard Model accomodate gravity?
- What is quantum gravity?
- What is symmetry?
Images
- Matter/Antimatter
- Matter/Dark pie chart
- Standard Model Chart
- Forces Summary
- Dark/Atom pie chart
- SM Interactions
- Hadron
- Matter/Antimatter pic
- Bubble Chamber
- Higgs
- Spiral Galaxy
