09
May
Why scientists are excited about atoms with pear-shaped nuclei
The pear-shaped nucleus could provide a good place to search for antimatter.
09
May
Why scientists are excited about atoms with pear-shaped nuclei
The pear-shaped nucleus could provide a good place to search for antimatter.
01
May
Antimatter mystery: Does it fall up or down?
Scientists are about five years away from setting up an experiment that slow down antiparticles enough to track their movements.
24
Apr
Why antimatter loses out to matter
Rare mesons may be influencing particles, but scientists will have to wait until 2015 to fully test their hypotheses.
07
Jan
04
Sep
Could a planet-destroying superweapon ever be built?
Over a trillion tons of antimatter would be needed to wipe out Earth.
29
Sep
New CERN experiment seeks to slow down and trap antimatter
Scientists hope that by gaining an understanding of antimatter they can develop a better understanding of nature and even develop cancer treatments.
