CERN Physicists Create Antimatter (and Could Build a Bomb in a Billion Years)

Physicists at CERN have created the stuff of "Star Trek" for the first time ever: genuine antimatter. A 17-member team announced the production and preservation of 38 antihydrogen atoms. "We've overcome the last important hurdle in the quest to do precision experiments on the antihydrogen atom, a goal for 20 years," CERN co-investigator Francis Robicheaux. "It was an incredibly difficult undertaking to trap antihydrogen."

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