
Length1h 55m
About this audiobook
From a suspicious sign in Paul Dirac's equations to antihydrogen atoms trapped and weighed at CERN, this book traces a century of antimatter science. It follows Carl Anderson's cloud-chamber discovery of the positron, the machine-made antiproton, and the anti-nuclei assembled in collider fireballs, and explains why annihilation — the perfect conversion of mass into energy — sets every challenge the field faces, from trillion-dollar-per-gram production economics to the cryogenic traps that now hold antiparticles for years. Later chapters widen to the cosmos: why the universe chose matter over antimatter at the Big Bang, what the Milky Way's antimatter glow reveals, and why no anti-stars hide anywhere within sight. The book closes with the propulsion concepts, precision experiments, and open mysteries — including the tiny asymmetry that may be the reason anything exists at all.
Audiobook details
GenreEducation and Learning
Length1 hr 55 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 14, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Title Page
2Introduction
3Chapter 1: The Discovery of Antimatter
4Chapter 2: Understanding Antimatter
5Chapter 3: Key Characteristics of Antimatter
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6Chapter 4: The Science Behind Antimatter
7Chapter 5: Observation and Measurement of Antimatter
8Chapter 6: Important Features of Antimatter
9Chapter 7: Antimatter in Context
10Chapter 8: Modern Understanding of Antimatter
11Chapter 9: Research and Exploration of Antimatter
12Chapter 10: Significant Discoveries About Antimatter
13Chapter 11: Challenges and Mysteries of Antimatter
14Chapter 12: Future Directions in Antimatter Research
15Chapter 13: Fun Facts and Trivia About Antimatter
16Chapter 14: Conclusion: The Significance of Antimatter
17References: Antimatter
18Glossary
19About the Author
20Series Info
21Copyright