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I expect you've heard about how the proton's weak charge has been measured directly:
http://www.sci-news.com/physics/science-weak-charge-proton-01391.html
Their findings so far are completely consistent with the standard model apparently.
So protons (and electrons) on Earth have now been directly measured to be weakly left-handed.
But could there be a sector of particles with weakly right-handed electrons and protons that would give opposite results?
http://www.sci-news.com/physics/science-weak-charge-proton-01391.html
Their findings so far are completely consistent with the standard model apparently.
So protons (and electrons) on Earth have now been directly measured to be weakly left-handed.
But could there be a sector of particles with weakly right-handed electrons and protons that would give opposite results?
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