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RE: Simple Question #11 - Why do we have Universe and not Anti-Universe? Where is all the Antimatter?
It's so interesting, but even after studying lot's of physics I find it hard to grasp on.
I mean in theory it sound great, but how can you know something exist when you can't measure it of proof it's existence?
I'm sure in a few year (hopefully not long) we all will lough of such question, as enough experiments will prove it, but what if we will find proof that will completely trash it all?
First we speculate from what we observe, the we do experiments to check our speculations. Yeah, sometimes it may show variance from what we thought. And that will be a game changer. :p
Thanks for reading. :)
Wish I will be there to see it!