Neil Freiman

So what they need to do is get this antimatter to other labs across Europe.

And the one they're trying to get to is in Dusseldorf, Germany, which maybe you can find on MapTap now, or maybe not.

But it is eight hours away from Geneva, from CERN.

So this test drive is all leading up to get this antimatter on an eight-hour drive to Dusseldorf, Germany, so they can actually perform precise measurements on it and actually learn a thing or two about antimatter.

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The new Major League Baseball season begins tonight with the New York Yankees facing the San Francisco Giants, and with it brings another innovation to America's pastime, perhaps the biggest ever, robot umps.

Starting this season, players will be able to challenge ball and strike calls using an automated system of cameras placed around each ballpark.

When a batter, hitter, or catcher disagrees with a human umpire's call, they'll tap their head to challenge it before a graphic is played on the Jumbotron showing whether the ump got the call right or not.

No one's going into this cold turkey.