Rare decay of the Higgs boson may point to physics beyond the Standard Model

[Vmedvil]

It seems a rare decay of the Higgs boson may point to physics beyond the standard model, read more at Rare decay of the Higgs boson may point to physics beyond the Standard Model

 

Do you think there is physics beyond the standard model and that rare decays of the Higgs boson point to these unknown physics?

Edited January 26 by Vmedvil

[OceanBreeze]

I read the link article and understood about 5% of it. Particle Physics is in a world of its own.

The only thing I learned is even the particle physicists are uncertain as to the significance of this decay, some think it is just a statistical fluke, others don't know what it means.

That being the case, I sure as hell don't know what it means!

[Vmedvil]

14 hours ago, OceanBreeze said:

I read the link article and understood about 5% of it. Particle Physics is in a world of its own.

The only thing I learned is even the particle physicists are uncertain as to the significance of this decay, some think it is just a statistical fluke, others don't know what it means.

That being the case, I sure as hell don't know what it means!

I don't fully understand what they are getting at either with all this, so don't feel bad, Ocean.