The Muon g-2 collaboration at Fermilab is announcing new results on Thursday, which will incorporate the first three years of data from the experiment. This follows up the previous announcement in 2021 in which the Run 1 data, combined with results from Brookhaven, showed a 4.2 sigma result. Will the new data be sufficient to cross the 5 sigma threshold, the standard for statistical significance in physics?

Note: It still counts even if the data from Fermilab alone is not 5 sigma, if the combined data of Fermilab and Brookhaven is.