I should have explained that SUSY is short for supersymmetry.
Supersymmetry is a proposed type of spacetime symmetry that relates the basic classes of elementary particles: bosons and fermions… thus the speculation that there could be a fermion “relative” to the new boson which has special properties. Obviously, it would be unlikely to appear as a single particle. BTW – nickel could be a near fit … say, in a crystal of 12 atoms… From: Axil Axil "If the new kid’s name is SUSY, does that mean the her partner will be a 750 GEV fermion?" I saw in an explanation that the particle must be a boson with spin 1 because it produces 2 photons with spin 1. This means that the 750 particle is a force carrier, This particle could be the particle that produces LENR, a monopole force carrier and/or a tachyon.
