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RE: Smashing xenon beams at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN
But lead didn't exist at the beginning of the Universe so fake news.
But seriously, super jealous you get to hang out with all these gluons
But lead didn't exist at the beginning of the Universe so fake news.
But seriously, super jealous you get to hang out with all these gluons
Ahaha! Actually, we reproduce the early universe conditions only during a very tiny moment. The plasma cools down fast :)
(not gluons, but quarks and gluons :p )
I may just be thinking semantically, but is it hard to get rid of the gluons? (I.e., are they sticky?)
Aha! You actually can't get rid of them as soon as you go deep inside matter (otherwise, they may be hidden) ;)