World’s first glueball confirmed, proves force particles can form new matter
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Chinese researchers have confirmed the existence of a glueball, a new form of matter made entirely of force-carrying particles called gluons, ending a 50-year search. First spotted in 2011, the particle was verified after scientists analyzed over 10 billion particle decays, validating a key prediction of quantum physics theory.
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