Electron's Roundness measurements at JILA

[SciencewithDrJ]

Just came across this report by Science Magazine about research findings at JILA concerning the measurement of the electric dipole moment.

http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017...ly_2017-10-26&et_rid=288727282&et_cid=1626088

This may explain the matter and antimatter imbalance, they mention.

What is the strongest evidence for explaining this imbalance? In a recent Youtube video I made, I mentioned that we still don't have an explanation for this imbalance in the early Universe. Was I wrong?

 

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This may explain the matter and antimatter imbalance, they mention.

If they find a non-zero value, it might be a hint where to search further.
They didn't find that and they didn't even make the world's most precise measurement yet.

In a recent Youtube video I made, I mentioned that we still don't have an explanation for this imbalance in the early Universe.

That is correct. There are some hypotheses, but it is unclear which one (if any) is right.

 

[SciencewithDrJ]

Thank you for the input.