10 CERN Discoveries That Terrified the Scientists Who Found Them
CERN didn't fail to find new physics. It found exactly where new physics is hiding — by ruling out almost everywhere it isn't. In this video, Leonard Susskind walks through 10 precision results from CERN and Fermilab that quietly unsettled the physics community — the muon's anomalous magnetic moment, the Higgs mass deepening the hierarchy problem, the total absence of supersymmetry, a matter-antimatter asymmetry 10 billion times too small to explain why atoms exist, and the ongoing silence from dark matter searches. None of these are failures. Each one is a precise measurement of the edge between what physics understands and what it doesn't — mapped by the most powerful machine humanity has ever built. 🔔 Subscribe for physics that doesn't oversimplify the hard questions. #cern #leonardsusskind #physics #particlephysics #standardmodel
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