One would think that by now, apart from big game like the Higgs boson, high-energy physicists would have bagged nearly all of the beasts on the particle horizon. There are still a few trophies to be taken, among them a group of baryons, each of which comprises one strange quark, one b quark (meaning bottom or beauty), and a third quark. When the third member of the trio is an up or down quark, the particle is known as a Ξb baryon. The Tevatron at Fermilab observed particle decays consistent with some of these states, but a full accounting was not available. Now, in a paper in Physical Review Letters, the CMS team at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN report their observation of a new particle that they conclude is likely to be the Ξb*0

Going by past experience I think what this new particle will tell them is, they need a bigger machine.

Maybe the Higgs is found? Stay tuned, according to the following article/report.

Announcement of the Higgs next week?