Uses animation to explain what antimatter is, how it was discovered, and recent postulations that large quantities of antimatter are existing in space. Demonstrates the meaning of Einstein's equation.
"Uses animation to explain what antimatter is, how it was discovered, and recent postulations that large quantities of antimatter are existing in space. Demonstrates the meaning of Einstein's equation."@en
"Introduces the notion of anitmatter, tracing the concept's history from its mathematical proof in the 1930s, through its laboratory formation, to various extensions of the theory that suggest an antiuniverse with antitime. Uses animation."
University of California, Los Angeles. Physics Department.
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