Wilson Ohanian was a physics professor at Stanford University, and he was mainly involved in particle physics research. As the former winner of the Oliver E. Buckley Condensed Matter Prize, he was regarded as one of the outstanding young physicists that had emerged in recent years.
Even though he was bathed in the envious gaze from his peers, only Ohanian himself knew how difficult the road he had chosen was.
Because of technology limitations, they still couldn't verify if the conjectures from the last century were correct. The exploration of the future had hardly begun.
Fortunately, the Chinese, who had suddenly become rich in recent years, had generously built a collider larger than CERN on the moon. This had fast tracked the development of particle physics.
For example, the Z particle.
This particle was discovered in the high-dimensional world at the end of last year. It had broadened the research of particle physics to the invisible world.
