Lightning triggers nuclear reactions during the storm
Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
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Japanese researchers found evidence that thunderstorms triggered nuclear reactions in the air.
If certified, this will be the first time that a physical phenomenon is predicted since 1937 by the Italian theorist Ettore Majorana to appear in reality. Majorana fermi…
For the first time in two decades physicists at CERN measured the light emitted by an antimatter atom, proving the antiparticle of hydrogen was the mirror image of norma…
Physics suggests that antimatter is made up of antiparticles. This antiparticle in combination with particles we already know will cancel each other out and produce ligh…
Researchers are focusing on transforming this elusive material between laboratories and using it to study the bizarre effects of rare radionuclides.
Antimatter is a concept in physics, made up of fundamental antiparticles such as antiparticles, neutron antiparticles, ... In theory, if antimatter meets matter, it will…
The team of scientists at Rome Tor Vergata University, Italy, discovered that the antiparticles (antimatter) appear around the earth.
Reuters on December 6 said that European scientists have just announced the creation and capture of antihydrogen atoms in an ideal magnet tube.
The collective of international scientists who have successfully built Alpha spectroscopes can detect the signs of the existence of anti-space.
Italian scientists say they have for the first time observed Earth neutrinos (antiparticles coming from the Earth's core) in the laboratory.
The extreme heat change at the center of a very distant star cluster produces matter particles and antimatter, causing this star cluster to become unstable.
For the first time in the world, European scientists have succeeded
The European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) recently published its successful journal Nature in 'confinement' of hydrogen antimatter.