Scientists transport antimatter by truck for first time in breakthrough experiment

Researchers at CERN's Antimatter Factory near Geneva have successfully transported antimatter by truck for the first time. In a four-hour experiment, they moved around 100 antiprotons in a specially designed container called a 'transportable antiproton trap.' The device, a roughly 1-metre-cube box, uses magnets to prevent the fragile antiprotons from annihilating upon contact with normal matter. This breakthrough could transform how antimatter is studied by enabling safer transport outside laboratory settings.