Quarks Make Waves in Big Bang's Primordial Soup

Physicists at CERN have made an exciting discovery about quark-gluon plasma, the hot matter that existed after the Big Bang. They found that this plasma behaves like a liquid, as they observed quarks creating ripples and splashes while moving through it. This finding helps scientists understand the early universe better and how matter behaves under extreme conditions.

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