CERN

CERN's BASE experiment has begun more precise antiproton studies thanks to the recent first-ever truck transport of antimatter around the France-Switzerland site. Spokesperson Stefan Ulmer says moving 92 antiprotons away from production magnets is key to probing why the universe has more matter than antimatter.

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Scientists at CERN have successfully transported antimatter by road for the first time, moving 92 antiprotons around a 4-kilometre loop on the laboratory's campus near Geneva, Switzerland. The 20-minute journey on a truck marks a key test for a planned antimatter delivery service across Europe. Researchers say this breakthrough will enable more precise experiments on the elusive particles.