Present State of the Standard Model

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Initial Questions

What leads us to believe that the Standard Model particles only account for 4% of the Universe?
- Science Daily article
- Brahmand News

What are the shortcomings of the Standard Model?
- New particles necessary to accomodate neutrino masses

How do we know that neutrinos are not dark?
- Physics for the 21st Century

Where do we think the antimatter is?

What facts or theories are not supported by the Standard Model?

What facts and theories go beyond the Standard Model?
- Tevatron finding - new elementary particle

What current research is occurring to support the Standard Model theory?
- Higgs boson search

How does the Standard Model accomodate gravity?

What is quantum gravity?
- Physics for the 21st Century

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