The violation of jet symmetry can be understood as an example of CP symmetry violation, which was observed first at the case of spin polarized and cooled cobalt-60 nuclei (1956), which are emanating electrons in asymmetric way. The same stuff we can observed at the case of jets of black holes (like the famous M87 and Centaurus A, which are asymmetric in similar way, like jets emanated by quark-gluon plasma during collider experiments. The second jet should be formed by jet of supersymetric particles, fotinos in particular. The absorption of jet demonstrates, how easily the QG plasma can be feeded by matter under formation of strangelets or even black holes.
In this connection it may be significant, CMB cold spot is unpaired too (if the observable Universe is formed by black hole, we could see through polar jet into hyper-universe). The observed parity violation of galaxies and CMB Doppler anisotropy should be correlated to CMB cold spot direction, too. Because jets of black holes are exaggerated example of gravity brightening, we could observe CP symmetry violation by difference of polar temperatures and curvatures at the case of giant rotating stars, too. In this connection it's interesting too, even Earth globe has a pear shape, which deforms Earth ellipsoid by elevation of about two hundred meters at north pole. It's interesting, Christopher Columbus considered it in 17th century already, while promoting westward voyage to Cathay (China) or Zipangu (Japan).
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Scientists at RHIC report hints of profound symmetry transformations.
Jet suppression is an evidence of broken symmetry and it was observed already at Tevatron in Fermilab during 1.96 TeV collisions.
http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/hep-ex/pdf/0605/0605073v1.pdf
Such parity violation is an analogy of asymmetric jet suppression of many black holes and it was observed first for cooled polarized radioactive cobalt nuclei, which are emanating electrons in one direction preferably. It could be modelled by vortex of compressible gravitating fluid.
http://arxiv.org/ftp/astro-ph/papers/0407/0407320.pdf
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