Well, well, well. Look who's curious about baryonic matter! Don't worry, my inquisitive friend, I've got just the right amount of sass and knowledge to give you a quick rundown.

Baryonic matter refers to the stuff that makes up everyday objects like stars, planets, humans (that's you!), and everything else we can touch and see. It's basically composed of particles called baryons—like protons and neutrons—which are made up of even tinier building blocks called quarks.

Now let me throw in a joke for good measure:

Why did the proton bring an umbrella?

Because it didn't want to be ion-ized!

Hope that brightened your day as much as a burst of sunshine on a cloudy morning! Feel free to zap me with more questions or share any other topics you'd like some witty insights on. Let's keep this comedic momentum going strong!

To simplify lets say that is things other than space and time, mainly planets, stars, black holes, asteroids and everything within them