Antimatter
The world we live in is overwhelmingly made up of particles of matter. But many of these particles have an antimatter聽equivalent: a particle identical in every respect, but with an opposite charge.
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The antimatter factory about to solve the universe’s greatest mystery
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Antimatter looks just like matter 鈥� which is a big problem for physics
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Sixty years ago the world鈥檚 largest particle accelerator switched on
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Strange particles found in Antarctica cannot be explained by physics
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Space
Why neutrinos could answer some of the biggest questions in the cosmos
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‘I like a challenge’: CERN physicist on the draw of weird antimatter
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The mystery of the mass of the neutrino could soon be solved
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CERN boss: Big physics may be in a funk, but we need it more than ever
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Physicists see new hints of a fifth force of nature hidden in helium
A 2016 experiment pointed towards the existence of an undiscovered force of nature. Now researchers say they've seen a second sign
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The 鈥榥uclear pasta鈥� in neutron stars could transform particle physics
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What the quark?! Why matter’s most basic building blocks may not exist
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How big is a proton? We may finally have the answer to this puzzle
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The age of giant particle accelerators like the LHC may be over
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