3 ms·
The entire article addresses the question of whether antimatter "falls-up" or "falls-down". In other words, does gravity act in the normal way on antimatter, or
by cjg 8y ago
The entire article addresses the question of whether antimatter "falls-up" or "falls-down". In other words, does gravity act in the normal way on antimatter, or is its action inverted?
- dschuetz 8y agoThat would mean that matter and anti-matter should generally slowly repel (due to the (anti-)gravity), but upon forceful collision they ultimately annihilate each other. That would mean that matter just touching anti-matter should not lead to annihilation of both.