One the most peculiar peculiarities in physics is a question. A concept, a logic flaw that baffles absolutely everyone.
Why did antimatter not destroy our universe at the beginning of time?
You see, antimatter and matter annihilate each other upon contact. When the universe popped into existence, there was an equal amount of antimatter and matter floating around.
Why did the beginning not follow the laws of physics?
*insert existential crisis here*
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if you wanna read more:
https://cosmosmagazine.com/physics/universe-shouldn-t-exist-cern-physicists-conclude
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