Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Recent Increase of Higgs Measured Mass by 0.09 GeV has an Important Consequence

Authors: George R. Briggs

Abstract: The not-too-old Higgs measured mass of 125.09 GeV (125.0 four digits) has now been replaced by 125.18 GeV (125.1 four digits) indicating recognition of one new dark particle.

Comments: 1 Page. I am submitting this note on the 27th to remind people that there are 10^27 galaxies in our universe.

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