Susy (Supersymmetry)

Supersymmetry (Susy) is a theoretical idea in physics suggesting that every known particle has a heavier, unseen partner called a superpartner. This symmetry aims to unify the fundamental forces and particles, potentially solving key puzzles like the nature of dark matter and the stability of the universe’s fundamental laws. Although these superpartners haven't been observed yet, Susy provides a compelling framework that extends our understanding of the universe at the smallest scales, proposing a deeper level of order and connection among particles and forces beyond current experimental reach.