Vladimir Leonov. The Universe Should Not Actually Exist, CERN Scientists Discover

[28] Vladimir Leonov. The Universe Should Not Actually Exist, CERN Scientists Discover.

viXra:1910.0557 submitted on 2019-10-27.

Abstract. 

 CERN scientists cannot explain the absence of antimatter in the universe (Nature) [1]. An analysis of the methods of their experiments is not theoretically substantiated. They do not know the structure of the proton and antiproton. They measure the magnetism of proton and antiproton with the highest accuracy. But they did not find a difference in the magnetic properties of these particles. But they make strange statements to the media: “The Universe Should Not Actually Exist” [2]. But the universe existed and will exist regardless of the results of the CERN experiments. This only confirms the fact that these experiments are not theoretically substantiated. Scientists at CERN are required to study the theory of Superunification [3, 4] in order to correctly conduct their experiments. They need to know that in nature there is no antimatter but there is a quantized space-time that is characterized by electromagnetic symmetry [5] and electrical asymmetry [6]. All the diversity of animate and inanimate nature in the universe is determined by only four quarks: two electrical ±e and two magnetic ±g [3, 4].

Keywords: theory of Superunification, antimatter, electromagnetic symmetry, electrical asymmetry, quantized space-time, proton, antiproton.