Advancing the study of antimatter

“Right now, most physicists would predict that hydrogen and antihydrogen have the same properties,” Gerald Gabrielse tells Physorg.com, “What’s irresistible is that we of the opportunity to – potentially – look for tiny differences.”

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news125753096.html">Advancing the study of antimatter</a></p> <p>“Right now, most physicists would predict that hydrogen and antihydrogen have the same properties,” Gerald Gabrielse tells <i>Physorg.com</i>, “What’s irresistible is that we of the opportunity to – potentially – look for tiny differences.”</p>