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[Evidence of rare particle decay obtained for the first time] November 6th: Only one out of every 10 billion bottom quark particles may undergo a specific decay. According to news from the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) on the 3rd, the LHCb experiment at its Large Hadron Collider has obtained evidence of the existence of this rare decay process for the first time. After more than 40 years of searching, scientists finally captured this weak signal, marking a step forward in exploring the "cubic meter scale universe." The discovery provides a new way to test the Standard Model of particle physics and search for new particles and unknown forces.
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