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Nuclear physics

Nuclear physics

Mirror-symmetry violation discovered in ground states of strontium and bromine isotopes

16 Apr 2020
Andrew Rogers
Andrew Rogers: physicists have spotted mirror symmetry violation in strontium-73 and bromine-73. (Courtesy: UMass Lowell)
Physicists in the US have made the surprising discovery that two nuclear isotopes with exactly mirro

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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