Physics beyond the Standard Model
Physics beyond the standard model is a way of explaining how the universe works and why things happen the way they do using scientific concepts. It is an idea that there are things out there that we haven't yet discovered or understood about the universe that are part of a bigger picture. In other words, scientists think there could be particles, forces, and laws of physics that we don't know about yet that could help us understand how the universe works in more detail.
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