CERN experiment finds evidence of exceptionally rare particle decay
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After a four-decade search, CERN physicists found evidence of a decay in which a beauty-quark particle produces two muons. Predicted to occur only once per 10 billion beauty particles, the process was detected using the upgraded LHCb experiment, built over 15 years by 1,900 collaborators.
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