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 | | In publishing its paper, Athena appears to have just beaten a consortium, also based at CERN and known as Atrap, which has also been in the forefront of antimatter research. |
 | | In an e-mail message, Atrap's leader, Dr. Gerald Gabrielse of Harvard, called the production of anti-hydrogen an "important and challenging" milestone, adding that his group had seen similar signals. |
 | | In science fiction, antimatter, with its perfect convertibility to energy, is the ultimate rocket fuel, but the CERN scientists see their anti-hydrogen atoms as a ticket not across the galaxy but in effect to a different mathematical universe, in which positive is negative and left is right. |
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