SCIENTISTS have made a major breakthrough after discovering an 'Angel particle' which has been theorised about for 80 years and could lead to a technological revolution that will make your modern day Mac seem like the very first Commodore computer. At the very beginning of the universe, the Big Bang created equal parts matter and anti-matter, so scientists believe. If the sets of matter were to ever meet, as particles come in pairs, then they would annihilate each other in a burst of energy. But 80 years ago in 1937, Italian theoretical physicist Ettore Majorana theorised that there is another class of particle known as fermions – one that is both matter and anti-matter. The discovery could have huge implications in the world of technology, especially within quantum computers which have the potential to be HUNDREDS of MILLIONS of times more more powerful than a normal computer. Initial tests on Google and Nasa's quantum computing system D-Wave showed that it was a staggering one