The Case of the Missing Antimatter - Unsolved Mysteries #shorts
48Another example of something we can't fully explain in the universe is the mystery of the missing antimatter. According to the laws of physics, when matter is created, an equal amount of antimatter should also be created. Antimatter is made up of particles with the opposite charge and properties of their matter counterparts, and when matter and antimatter particles come into contact, they annihilate each other, releasing a burst of energy. However, observations of the universe suggest that there is far more matter than antimatter, and we have yet to discover a mechanism that could explain this discrepancy. So, where did all the antimatter go? Scientists need to check the universe's couch cushions. Subscribe for more mysteries of the universe!