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Matter–Antimatter Asymmetry, Unknown Physics & Future Discoveries: Physical Mechanisms

Astronomy ends many chapters with open questions rather than finished answers. Frontier astronomy trains students to treat uncertainty as structured scientific knowledge: identify what is measured, what is inferred, what remains model-dependent, and what new observation could discriminate among explanations.

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Astronomy ends many chapters with open questions rather than finished answers.

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New physics becomes credible when independent observations show a consistent discrepancy, alternative conventional explanations are tested, and a new model makes successful predictions beyond the data that motivated it.