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EXO-200, a new underground particle detector, is set to go online next year

OCT 27, 2008
Physics Today
Wired : Everything in our universe is made of matter, but a century of physics has revealed that at the beginning of time, an exactly equal amount of antimatter existed. Then, two seconds after the Big Bang, something changed and suddenly there was more matter than antimatter. What we don’t know is how matter won and opened the door to existence as we know it.
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