Submitted by Oheligud t3_11pm5bs in askscience
Sharlinator t1_jc1ujz3 wrote
Reply to comment by sejanus21 in As they still have a neutral charge, can antineutrons replace neutrons in a regular atom? by Oheligud
Well, theory predicts these reactions and experiments eg. with particle colliders have shown that the predictions match exactly what actually happens, to a high precision.
Indeed the theory (the so-called standard model of particle physics) is so successful that phycisists are frustrated because despite its success, it’s also incomplete, but not even the LHC has found even a hint of any new physics beyond the standard model.
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