Antimatter

But for those who know math and want some questions answered about this relatively new and certainly misunderstood “matter,” Antimatter is a short and perfect book for this.

“Antimatter” by Frank Close (Oxford University Press, 2009) « The BookBanter Blog 2010

So, in a lot of ways, I think Antimatter is going to be an adventure for us at dotdotdash, and for me as a writer and, when the situation demands it, editor.

2010 March | The Long Write 2010

So, in a lot of ways, I think Antimatter is going to be an adventure for us at dotdotdash, and for me as a writer and, when the situation demands it, editor.

2010 March 23 | The Long Write 2010

So, in a lot of ways, I think Antimatter is going to be an adventure for us at dotdotdash, and for me as a writer and, when the situation demands it, editor.

Does “SF” actually mean what I think it means? | The Long Write 2010

Antimatter is sometimes called the mirror image of normal matter because while it looks just like ordinary matter, some properties are reversed.

April 2006 2006

Antimatter reactors are theoretically feasible but prohibitively expensive, even if they could somehow be made to work.

Randall Amster: New Clear Energy Randall Amster 2010

Antimatter reactors are theoretically feasible but prohibitively expensive, even if they could somehow be made to work.

Randall Amster: New Clear Energy Randall Amster 2010

Antimatter reactors are theoretically feasible but prohibitively expensive, even if they could somehow be made to work.

Randall Amster: New Clear Energy Randall Amster 2010

Antimatter particles, born out of equations and imagination, once again illustrate that human imagination is the most vital element of success.

Santhosh Mathew, PhD: Seeking the Lost Seeds of Big Bang PhD Santhosh Mathew 2011

Antimatter reactors are theoretically feasible but prohibitively expensive, even if they could somehow be made to work.

Randall Amster: New Clear Energy Randall Amster 2010