A team of researchers in the Us have claimed that they have detected universe-changing Higgs boson particle, which is also called 'God particle', soon after a similar claim was made by researchers at Cern Institute near Geneva, which runs the Large Hadron Collider.

The Fermilab facility in Illinois operates a version of collider called, Tevatron. The researchers accelerate beams of protons and antiprotons around tunnels many miles long at extreme speeds. This is done to create high energy between particles, a process that they believe crates Higgs boson.

The mysterious element is the only missing item the Standard Model theory of particle physics. The US researchers announced results yesterday, which will take at least a month to be verified. But announcement from them as well as the researchers in Switzerland has created a lot of buzz in the scientific community.

They claim having ‘hints’ of the element, however they are chances that it could be eliminated during the verification of data. The results from two different lads appear to be similar; this is increased hopes that the element has actually been detected.