Possible CP-Violation effects in core-collapse Supernovae — mentioned by sanxiyn

Sun, 08 May 2016 02:24:17 GMT

> every physical phenomenon we're capable of observing here on earth with any instruments we've invented to date This is stronger than "everyday life" claim, and likely false. Note that the article carefully excludes "fancy telescopes": there is a reason. For example, we can observe supernovae. We don't have satisfactory model of core-collapse supernovae yet. In other words, if you set initial condition to right before explosion and simulate forward, stars don't explode in simulation. And critically, it is seriously entertained that this may be due to physics beyond the Standard Model, unlike…

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Possible CP-Violation effects in core-collapse Supernovae — mentioned by sanxiyn