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New ferment in the mirror world of antimatter-antigravity.
Popular Science
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July 1, 1986|
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New ferment in the mirror world of antimatter/ antigravity
Grim new find at UC.'
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The incident was recalled last November by Nobel laureate Luis Alvarez at a meeting in Berkeley commemorating the fateful discovery 30 years before. The discoverers were sure, he ...
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