Secrets of the Big Bang and dark matter
Karlsruhe Institute Of Technology
The new particle accelerator experiment Belle II searches for the origin of the universe. Credit: Felix Metzner, KIT At the Japanese Research Center for Particle Physics KEK, the new particle accelerator experiment Belle II started operation after eight years of construction. In this particle accelerator, electrons with opposed anti-particles collide and produce heavy quarks and leptons, particles that no longer exist in today’s universe. Credit: KEK Several institutes of KIT have made important contributions to the Belle II experiment: The Institute for Theoretical Particle Physics was largely involved in the development of the planned physics program. Explore further Belle II measures first particle collisions