Oklahoma Meson

Oklahoma Mesons are particles composed of hadron-compatible primordium sigma (ΣH+) and a completely stable anticharm quark (c̄LΩ). They do not decay in regular circumstances, and along with Connecticut mesons they form the nucleus of thuonium atoms.
== History ==
Oklahoma Mesons were theorised along with Connecticut Mesons in a paper titled "On the Combinations of Mutant Particles" by Sinari scientist Yanau Koris in 2877. They were first created 2 months after Connecticut mesons, in the mutator particle beam FASU-B9.
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