The curious minds at What If explore the catastrophic consequences if an antimatter bomb were unleashed on Earth. Chinese Student Trolled Over ‘Humanity’ Speech at Harvard 25 Hollywood Legends ...

Two-dimensional quantum platforms have simulated a process in particle physics called string breaking that generates matter–antimatter pairs. Two-dimensional quantum platforms have simulated a ...

In 2020, the Theory Initiative turned to collisions between electrons and their antimatter counterparts: positrons. Measurements of these electron–positron collisions provided the missing values ...

Papua New Guinea's peak anti-corruption body is on the brink of implosion, senior staff say, as its Australian and New Zealand bosses accuse each other of criminal activity.

New results resolve the long-standing anomaly of the muon’s magnetic moment – and may offer hints about the nature of dark matter.

Scientists use giant magnets to solve a 20-year-old dark matter mystery Here’s how you search for undiscovered forces when you don’t know what they look like ...

Papua New Guinea’s push for a defence treaty with Canberra sends a message to all competing interests in the region that the ­Pacific nation “stands with Australia” and supports the ...

The feud between (from left) Graham Gill, Andrew Forbes and Daniel Baulch has left the anti-corruption organisation 'dysfunctional'. Photo / Supplied, Independent Commission Against Corruption PNG ...

Antimatter vs. supercomputers It was not possible to compute this contribution in the same way as the others, so we needed a different approach.

CERN’s antimatter factory produces low-energy (i.e. 'slow') antiprotons in order to “manufacture” and study antimatter. To achieve this, two decelerators, the Antiproton Decelerator (AD) coupled to ...

CERN's antimatter factory produces low-energy (i.e. 'slow') antiprotons in order to "manufacture" and study antimatter. To achieve this, two decelerators, the Antiproton Decelerator (AD) coupled to ...

Antimatter is like the mirror opposite of that. For every particle of matter, there's an antimatter version. The two look almost the same, but have opposite electric charges. While a 'normal' electron ...