As mentioned before.
In microscopic physics.
Elementary particles can be divided into four categories:
Quarks, leptons, gauge bosons, and Higgs particles.
But due to quark confinement, quarks cannot exist alone.
So in the microscopic world, quarks mainly appear in pairs or trios:
For example, a quark and an anti-quark form a meson.
Or three quarks or three anti-quarks make up a baryon.
Baryons and mesons together are called hadrons—like the protons and neutrons we all know, which are baryons.
Besides these,
Hyperons are also a type of baryon.
Their uniqueness lies in having at least one strange quark; by studying hyperons, we can understand how baryons interact.
There are many kinds of hyperons discovered so far.
For example, Σ hyperon, Ξ hyperon, Ω hyperon, and so on.
That's right.
I bet some students already remembered.
In Otherworld Conquest Manual, the rabbits used an Ω hyperon particle beam to blast open the Celestial Palace Secret Realm on Qingcheng Mountain.
