CERN May Have Found Why Matter Shouldn't Exist at All

When the universe began, it made matter and antimatter in perfectly equal amounts. They should have wiped each other out in the first second, leaving nothing behind. No stars. No planets. No you. But something broke the rule. One particle in every billion survived. And every galaxy you see is built from those survivors. Now, deep beneath the French and Swiss border, scientists at CERN may have caught the rule breaking in real time. A signal in baryons. A whisper in neutrinos. A crack in the symmetry that built reality. If you want to understand why anything exists at all, stay with me. Like and subscribe. We begin.