Physics, asked by Anonymous, 9 months ago

Why is there far more  matter  than  antimatter  in the  observable universe?​

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Answered by trunkscapsule999
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Answer:

no there is more antimatter in the universe than matter

Explanation:

do a research on darkmatter, the whole universe constitutes of 85% of darkmatter than matter and we are the 15% in matter...

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