Scientists at CERN have, for the first time in history, transported antimatter, which annihilates everything it touches, on a highway. Carried for miles in a special truck, 92 antiprotons have opened a historic door that could shed light on the mysteries of the universe.
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Scientists at CERN have, for the first time in history, transported antimatter, which annihilates everything it touches, on a highway. Carried for miles in a special truck, 92 antiprotons have opened a historic door that could shed light on the mysteries of the universe.