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What scientific fact blows your mind the most?
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Neat. I know almost nothing about the the Higgs field.
That's most of what I understand, honestly. It also connects to the weak force somehow, and I think other fields can have the same effect in certain case.
I'm confident about the basic quantum mechanics of matter here, but I can't actually do quantum field theory, so I guess I could still be misunderstanding something. Buyer beware.