In thirty minutes (4 PM Chicago time) a live streaming of the Omega_b discovery by CDF will be broadcast at this link: http://vms-db-srv.fnal.gov/fmi/xsl/VMS_Site_2/000Return/video/r_live.xsl

Please follow it if you are interested in particle physics - Pat Lukens, the main author of the analysis, and a very experienced and skilled physicist who has spent the better part of his life for the good of the CDF experiment, will be discussing this fantastic new analysis for all of us.

If you want more details on this measurement, and some background information accessible to non-scientists, please visit the article I posted on the Omega_b discovery ten minutes ago.

Further information on previous searches of this particle can be found here (part I)  and here (part II).

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