The Higgs Boson is a [[Boson]], whose group includes other fundamental building blocks of the universe, such as protons and photons. The higgs boson, however, is unique in that it allows mass, under the Higgs theory, in the Standard Model of Relativity. It is believed to be around 125 GeV (Gigaelectronvolt) in mass. Aside from the Higgs Boson, there should also be the [[Graviton]], which will help explain why there is mass.<ref>http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/Higgs+particle+what+what+does/6881979/story.html</ref> | The Higgs Boson is a [[Boson]], whose group includes other fundamental building blocks of the universe, such as protons and photons. The higgs boson, however, is unique in that it allows mass, under the Higgs theory, in the Standard Model of Relativity. It is believed to be around 125 GeV (Gigaelectronvolt) in mass. Aside from the Higgs Boson, there should also be the [[Graviton]], which will help explain why there is mass.<ref>http://www.vancouversun.com/technology/Higgs+particle+what+what+does/6881979/story.html</ref> |