What happened to all the Antimatter? | Matter-Antimatter Asymmetry | The World Of Science

For the energy of the universe to always remain the same without violating the law of conservation of energy, the Big Bang nucleosynthesis must have created equal numbers of matter and antimatter. Antimatter is a negative counterpart of matter, having the same mass but opposite charges and when they meet, annihilation happens. Energy is released in the form of photons, gamma radiation and neutrinos.
If that was the case, then the universe must be filled with only radiation and no matter must have existed. But as you can see, matter does certainly exist and thus there must have been some internal phenomenon that causes the abundance of matter over antimatter. What was that phenomenon? And why only matter got the upper hand on antimatter and not vice-versa? Let’s understand in this video.
00:00 Two Extremities
01:45 Minute Imbalance
02:00 Baryogengesis
02:12 Nother’s Theorem & Symmetry
02:28 Baryon Number & Lepton Number
03:00 Fundamental Symmetries
03:30 CPT Symmetry
03:53 CP Violation
05:28 Leptogenesis
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Very nice presentation and video! Hawking radiation splits matter and antimatter on the event horizon of black holes. The antimatter falls in and cannot escape while the matter particles are emitted to space. This can also be a mechanism of matter and antimatter symmetry breaking.

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When Erwin Schrödinger derived the equation that now bears his name, he expected to be able to eliminate the i, because there is an i in that equation. Physicists have never been entirely sure how to interpret that But it is that imaginary numbers are essential to describe reality. And it is that there should be a mirror world, a reflection of ours formed of antimatter. Where each atom of matter must have its associated antimatter antiatom, our universe is the image reflected in a mirror, of a universe of antimatter, which we cannot access because we are made of matter. Where any physical process stays the same if time is reversed, space is reversed and antiparticles are replaced by particles. We could even be talking about two states of matter. ρ=iħ/2m(φ*/∂tφ-φ/∂tφ*)=(+φ),(-φ) because everything depends on the reference system in which each observer is located. (Galileo's relative motion) E^2=m^2*C^4 c^2=c and -C -C^2=ci and -Ci. m=1kg. -mci^2,mci^2 -m=-1 kg. mc^2,-mc^2. -m*Ci²=m*C² m*C^2*-m*Ci^2=m^2*C^4 m*c^2+-m*Ci^2=2E It is like an image reflected in a mirror From our frame of reference we will see the antielectron rotate clockwise but from the frame of reference of antimatter the antielectron is rotating counterclockwise and vice versa. -Ci👀-C reflected ray Spin m*C² and -m*C² Ci===>:0:|empty |:0:

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Nice video. I once watched a video regarding the theory that the universe will somehow reset itself. I'm not entirely sure if that's true or even if I agree with that idea, but when I was watching your video that theory popped into my mind. With that said, if we take that theory into consideration and if we stick with the idea of "Yin and Yang", "positive or negative". Then perhaps when all the energy in the entire universe has been expended... and if there really is some unseen mechanism that resets everything. Then maybe upon its next cycle, everything will be made of what we view as antimatter. Then everyone that exist in that universe will be questioning "Where is all the positively charged matter?" However they would probably still call it antimatter because it's still opposite of what they would be familiar with.

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if there is no way for us to say if the black hole is made of matter or antimatter, could it be that all the antimatter made the primordial black holes...

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and every black hole is made out of antimatter and all matter is spiraling into its own counterpart and destruction

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Is it possible that this Leptogenesis idea could relate to the mathematical constant of: +# x +# = +#, while -# x -# = +#? (Positive x Positive = Positive; Negative x Negative = Positive, while only Negative X Positive = Negative). This would give mathematical advantage to Matter versus Anti-Matter.

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so basically scientists have discovered a number of very interesting asymmetries in the universe, but we still have no idea why these asymmetries fundamentally exist. am i interpreting this right?

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I wonder if the "missing" antimatter (at the big bang) collapsed back into a new singularity (singularities?),the white hole. White holes are time reversed, it so should also be '2nd law of thermodynamics' reversed keeping it a singularity, White-holes being the engine for dark energy of course.

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How can anti leptons decay into baryons?

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God is the creater so he can do what he wants

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where does the anti matter go

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Does it really matter? I think this focus on antimatter should not matter more than matter matters.

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AdS space collapsed and created a single ;moment of time so that infinite points could all share a moment with each other. then they all step aside and a new transformed infinite points share this moment of NOW. the vacuum energy is the spinning of time. kuramoto model is how every single point can be in synchrony in time. imagine a sheet of balls axis perpendicular to plane, rotating. on one side they are spinning clockwise, on the other counterclockwise. baryon asymmetry is part of the topology of the universe. minkowski is not best model. the spinning in the balls, photons 90deg to us, is the vacuum energy. when it is perturbed and what was invisible rotation becomes inflow and outflow we have charge. inflow/divergence is negative charge (arbitrary convention notwithstanding) and outflow/convergence is positive charge. this is why the mass particle on this side of manifold has positive charge. gravity is convergence. why electron half spin? one orbit manifest on this side as electron and another orbit on other side, internalized, as positron. conservation at every point.

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antimatter got converted to dark matter

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