Amaterasu Particle That Broke Physics Has Finally Been Explained
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Top Comments (10)
In a parallel universe, people are wondering where their superaccelerated particle they worked so hard to create went
Thank you for highlighting my work! I’m very happy to see so many people interested in cosmic rays!
I see through your genjustu
Call me when they find the tiramisu particle
In a parallel universe, scientists learn the particle is actually a very small painter named Issun, thrown by Amaterasu from somewhere very far away. His head still hurts.
According to my revolutionary new theory of physics, somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy a dryer is now missing a sock.
I suggest calling an hypotetical near Planck scale one “Izanami particle".
I love it when things are found that we can't explain, because that means we might be about to learn something new! 🤗
We should call these superfast particles _light-huggers!_
I get a kick out of Anton's stagey grin at the end of each video. Great work!
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Top Comments (10)
In a parallel universe, people are wondering where their superaccelerated particle they worked so hard to create went
Thank you for highlighting my work! I’m very happy to see so many people interested in cosmic rays!
I see through your genjustu
Call me when they find the tiramisu particle
In a parallel universe, scientists learn the particle is actually a very small painter named Issun, thrown by Amaterasu from somewhere very far away. His head still hurts.
According to my revolutionary new theory of physics, somewhere in the Andromeda galaxy a dryer is now missing a sock.
I suggest calling an hypotetical near Planck scale one “Izanami particle".
I love it when things are found that we can't explain, because that means we might be about to learn something new! 🤗
We should call these superfast particles _light-huggers!_
I get a kick out of Anton's stagey grin at the end of each video. Great work!