When matter collides with antimatter, both vanish in a powerful energy burst. Scientists explain who truly wins this cosmic ...

Scientists are exploring the possibilities of antimatter propulsion as they try to achieve interstellar travel. While conventional rockets provide high thrust, they struggle with low efficiency.

A simple explanation of dark matter and antimatter, how they differ, how scientists study them, and why both are important to understanding the universe.

This video delves into the true nature of antimatter and its potential use as a weapon. From the Big Bang to bananas, we ...

The world’s most expensive substances command their prices for very different reasons. Some, like rare gemstones, are ...

The hero is regular matter, which is everything we can see around us. Antimatter is the mirror-image explosive twin that ...

Physics tells us that a hammer and a feather, dropped in a vacuum, will fall at the same rate – as famously demonstrated by an Apollo 15 astronaut on the Moon. Now, CERN scientists are preparing to ...

Project Blue’s scientists still have to raise more than $800,000 over the next 15 days to reach their initial crowdfunding goal for a mission to observe Alpha Centauri’s alien planets, but they’re ...

It’s invisible to the naked eye, will self-destruct if you touch it, and should have caused the destruction of the universe just moments after the Big Bang — enter antimatter, the bad boy of particle ...

"Antimatter men" haunted comic books and TV science-fiction shows such as "Lost in Space" in the 1960s. On the TV show, the fictional Professor Robinson encountered little more than a nonsensical ...

Scientists have taken the first-ever measurement of an atom made of antimatter. This measurement, though not very precise, represents a first step toward being able to study antimatter atoms in detail ...

Antimatter isn't the absurd theoretical substance it sounds like—it's just material composed of particles that have the same mass as conventional particles, but opposite charges. An electron with a ...